Can anyone with my Internet-ID connect to my computer?
Internet-ID code
The Internet-ID code is a unique 12-digit number assigned to a Host when an Internet-ID connection is being used.
Host
The Host is a remote module installed on a target (i.e. remote) PC. This module works for both unattended and attended access.
Remote Utilities Security
Remote Utilities Security is one of the three authorization methods available in Remote Utilities and is the default option when you install RU Host for the first time. With this method enabled you can authorize on a remote Host either using a single access password or create different users with custom permissions.
Windows Security
Windows Security is an authorization method available in Remote Utilities. This method allows you to authorize on remote Hosts using your Windows and/or Active Directory account credentials.
Agent
Agent is a remote module for spontaneous-only support. The Agent displays its own window that can be branded with your custom logo and text.
Agent doesn't require installation and administrative privileges to run.
No, they cannot. The knowledge of the Internet-ID code alone is not enough to be able to connect to a remote Host. One also needs to know the Host's access password provided Remote Utilities Security is used as the authorization method.
If Windows Security is used as the authorization method, one needs to know the credentials of the Windows user who is permitted to access the Host.
A blank password will not work. It is possible to install the Host without creating the access password during installation. However, no one will be able to connect to that Host (including you) until you create the password or enable another authorization method (e.g. Windows Security) and set access permissions.
All said above about the Host also applies to the Agent.
