Want to get notified each time i log in

[ziniatabassum]

I m suspecting that someone else is login into my account. But i cant find any way to track it.. is it possible to get notified each time i log in with the device i logged im with?

Edited July 17, 2020 by ziniatabassum

[Drakonadrgora Darkfold]

No. That is not possible.  Unless you use rlv and have a collar that has the spy app.

Why do you think someone else is logging in to your account?

You can always change the password if you think someone else has access to your account. 

[MoiraKathleen]

9 minutes ago, ziniatabassum said:

I m suspecting that someone else is login into my account. But i cant find any way to track it.. is it possible to get notified each time i log in with the device i logged im with?

I would strongly suggest changing your password and unchecking the box in the viewer login area for saving your password, and also not saving the password in your web browser when logging into secondlife.com.  

[Bree Giffen]

Last thing I’d want is to leave my account open to someone logging in with it. A new password should end any problems unless you’re up against a super hacker. Those super hackers can do anything. 

[Maitimo]

29 minutes ago, ziniatabassum said:

I m suspecting that someone else is login into my account. But i cant find any way to track it.. is it possible to get notified each time i log in with the device i logged im with?

First, change your password, and also change the password on the email address that's linked with your SL account. Make the passwords different from each other.

Second, there are gadgets you can buy which will tell you when a certain avatar is logged in, but you would need to be logged in to a different avatar which owns that gadget. So you'd need to make an alt, get the tracker for the alt and make sure that alt is logged in whenever your main is offline.

If you are logged in with your main, no-one else can log in to the same account from any device; they will get an error. I don't think you would be notified about the attempt though.

[Lyssa Greymoon]

Firestorm notifies you when your friends log in and out, so create an alt, add them as a friend, logout of your main then into the alt, hide your online status from your main and wait.

[LittleMe Jewell]

9 hours ago, ziniatabassum said:

I m suspecting that someone else is login into my account. But i cant find any way to track it.. is it possible to get notified each time i log in with the device i logged im with?

I have a gadget called Avi-HUD that I bought a long time ago. You can add names to it that you want to be notified of when they log in and out - and it can email you.  it was probably originally created to track other folks, but I use it to track all of my alt accounts so that I will immediately know if any of my accounts get hacked. You do have to have a place to rez the inworld monitor.

Here's a link to the MP item.  I'm pretty sure there are tons of other items like this, that do pretty much the same. This one is super easy to configure, which is what I wanted most when I bought it a decade ago.   https://marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/18214

 

[Chaser Zaks]

Assuming you have somewhere to rez a object permanently, you can use this script I made.

No configuration required, just plop it into a object and it will automatically resolve everything. As for email, LL introduced a feature to email the owner of the script without seeing what the email address is.

integer lastStatus = 0;
key onlineCheck;
key ownerKey;
string ownerName;

default{
    on_rez(integer p){
        //Could use CHANGED_OWNER, but this is just as fine
        llResetScript();   
    }
    
    state_entry(){
        //Caching is easier than calling dataserver each time to resolve the name
        ownerKey = llGetOwner();
        ownerName = llKey2Name(ownerKey);
        llSetTimerEvent(60);
    }

    timer(){
        onlineCheck = llRequestAgentData(llGetOwner(), DATA_ONLINE);
    }
    
    dataserver(key id, string data){
        if(id == onlineCheck){
            integer status = (integer)data;
            if(status == 1 && lastStatus == 0){
                llTargetedEmail(
                    TARGETED_EMAIL_OBJECT_OWNER,
                    "Log in event for "+ownerName,
                    "Avatar "+ownerName+" has logged in at "+llGetTimestamp()
                );
            }
            lastStatus = status;
        }   
    }
}

Alternatively, if you do not have somewhere to rez this, you can use this alternative script which you can place into any worn object that you will always be wearing. Ideally, you will place it in it's own object and just attach it somewhere to the hud and place it off screen, but it will still be subject to being detached. This will trigger a email event any time the script is re-attached! This is because the attach event doesn't provide information if someone just logged in or re-attached the script. I presume you will know which:

default{
    state_entry(){
        llSetMemoryLimit(0x2000);
    }
    
    attach(key id){
        //Naive approach, assume this will be worn 24/7
        if(id){
            string ownerName = llKey2Name(id);
            llTargetedEmail(
                TARGETED_EMAIL_OBJECT_OWNER,
                "Log in event for "+ownerName,
                "Avatar "+ownerName+" has logged in (or re-attached the log in tracker) at "+llGetTimestamp()
            );
        }
    }
}

 

Edited July 18, 2020 by Chaser Zaks

[Arduenn Schwartzman]

Chaser's script should definitely resolve whether your suspicions are true.

12 hours ago, Moira Timmerman said:

I would strongly suggest changing your password

That should solve it completely. A simple solution to a grave problem.

However, if it still happens after a password change, your computer at home has likely been hacked and you have much much bigger problems than just your SL account being compromised.

[Drakonadrgora Darkfold]

4 hours ago, Chaser Zaks said:

Assuming you have somewhere to rez a object permanently, you can use this script I made.

No configuration required, just plop it into a object and it will automatically resolve everything. As for email, LL introduced a feature to email the owner of the script without seeing what the email address is.

integer lastStatus = 0;
key onlineCheck;
key ownerKey;
string ownerName;

default{
    on_rez(integer p){
        //Could use CHANGED_OWNER, but this is just as fine
        llResetScript();   
    }
    
    state_entry(){
        //Caching is easier than calling dataserver each time to resolve the name
        ownerKey = llGetOwner();
        ownerName = llKey2Name(ownerKey);
        llSetTimerEvent(60);
    }

    timer(){
        onlineCheck = llRequestAgentData(llGetOwner(), DATA_ONLINE);
    }
    
    dataserver(key id, string data){
        if(id == onlineCheck){
            integer status = (integer)data;
            if(status == 1 && lastStatus == 0){
                llTargetedEmail(
                    TARGETED_EMAIL_OBJECT_OWNER,
                    "Log in event for "+ownerName,
                    "Avatar "+ownerName+" has logged in at "+llGetTimestamp()
                );
            }
            lastStatus = status;
        }   
    }
}

Alternatively, if you do not have somewhere to rez this, you can use this alternative script which you can place into any worn object that you will always be wearing. Ideally, you will place it in it's own object and just attach it somewhere to the hud and place it off screen, but it will still be subject to being detached. This will trigger a email event any time the script is re-attached! This is because the attach event doesn't provide information if someone just logged in or re-attached the script. I presume you will know which:

default{
    state_entry(){
        llSetMemoryLimit(0x2000);
    }
    
    attach(key id){
        //Naive approach, assume this will be worn 24/7
        if(id){
            string ownerName = llKey2Name(id);
            llTargetedEmail(
                TARGETED_EMAIL_OBJECT_OWNER,
                "Log in event for "+ownerName,
                "Avatar "+ownerName+" has logged in (or re-attached the log in tracker) at "+llGetTimestamp()
            );
        }
    }
}

 

Ohh, I like both of these ideas, I might use it myself just out of curiosity to see what it does.

You would really think that Ll would have ever added that as an option themselves on the website to be notified of any logins or attempted/failed logins to your account though..

6 hours ago, LittleMe Jewell said:

I have a gadget called Avi-HUD that I bought a long time ago. You can add names to it that you want to be notified of when they log in and out - and it can email you.  it was probably originally created to track other folks, but I use it to track all of my alt accounts so that I will immediately know if any of my accounts get hacked. You do have to have a place to rez the inworld monitor.

Here's a link to the MP item.  I'm pretty sure there are tons of other items like this, that do pretty much the same. This one is super easy to configure, which is what I wanted most when I bought it a decade ago.   https://marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/18214

 

Yep there are several things like that, which I had forgot about in my original post. I just use my collar and spy app to track logins and trace tp's.

The only thing is i wish there was a way for someone to detect if something like that was being used against them for stalking purposes. Because that is what some of those gadgets are used for by some people. Where as the collar app or Chasers scripts are by user choice.

[Chaser Zaks]

2 hours ago, Drakonadrgora Darkfold said:

You would really think that Ll would have ever added that as an option themselves on the website to be notified of any logins or attempted/failed logins to your account though..

SOON(TM) https://jira.secondlife.com/browse/BUG-17958

I presume this will come when LL integrates two factor authentication. It is on the long list of things to-do(which is quite big, so don't blame LL).

[Lucia Nightfire]

It has been stated in the Web meetings that the first phase of 2FA will be notification of suspicious activity, such as logging on a different device will cause alerts to be sent to your email.

Another thing no one has mentioned, but needs to be, has the OP downloaded/installed any tpv masquerading as a legit tpv?

Such naughty viewers install keyloggers and/or send your login credentials to third party websites and with some versions, continue to do so even if you uninstall the viewer.

Edited July 18, 2020 by Lucia Nightfire