[Solved] How hidden are you to a network admin

Question

This question is rather vague. Do you have a specific question here? As a general rule, an administrator account exists to keep tabs on all actions performed on the host in question. The administrator would have access to whatever histories, file systems and commands you may have executed, added, deleted, etc.. In some cases, the logging level may be turned down, but I would never assume that your actions are invisible to an administrator account.

Accepted Answer

This question is rather vague. Do you have a specific question here? As a general rule, an administrator account exists to keep tabs on all actions performed on the host in question. The administrator would have access to whatever histories, file systems and commands you may have executed, added, deleted, etc.. In some cases, the logging level may be turned down, but I would never assume that your actions are invisible to an administrator account.