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Hackers are like gods, they know everything because they can see everything, yet they don't interfere with people's destiny. Only if it's convenient for them.

Exactly. My concern is with Keyloggers. Here where I access there is a machine that I discovered the administrator password (root) - Library with Linux Ubuntu Operating Systems. I usually look at processes and daemons on machines I don't have root access to. In the one where I have root access...

I'm using a public computer (Library Prefecture - Government). How can I stay secure on this computer since dns is all gov? How do I know if I am not being monitored or observed?

Rkhunter is reporting that the following processes are experiencing higher than normal memory shares. Should I be concerned? Any additional tests to find possible backdoors or Keyloogers on the system? I'm using a public city hall computer. [10:20:58] Info: Starting test name 'ipc_shared_mem'...