Host vs. client
Not every remote-access process means the same thing.
The proxy detector splits remote-control activity by direction. A host accepting incoming control is a different risk from a candidate viewing another machine, and the score reflects that.
Incoming control = critical. Outbound viewer = review.
Remote-access processes
Recognises common tools on the slow loop, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, RDP (mstsc), Chrome Remote Desktop, and classifies host vs. client.
Direction-aware severity
Incoming control is scored critical; an outbound viewer is a weaker signal because the candidate may just be connected elsewhere.
Correlated signals
Remote control rarely travels alone.
When a proxy is driving the session, other signals usually appear with it. InterviewWatch lines them up so the pattern is obvious.
Remote host activeA remote-access host process starts accepting incoming control.
CriticalUnusual focus behaviorUnexpected focus changes away from the interview app support the finding.
SupportFAQ
Remote-control & proxy questions, answered.
What is a proxy interview?
When someone other than the applicant takes the interview or completes the technical work, often by remotely controlling the candidate machine or feeding answers in real time.
Which remote-control tools can it detect?
Common remote-access software such as AnyDesk, TeamViewer, RDP (mstsc) and Chrome Remote Desktop, and it distinguishes a host accepting incoming control from a client viewer connecting outward.
Why does incoming control score higher than an outbound viewer?
A host accepting incoming control means someone else may be operating the machine, critical. An outbound viewer is weaker because the candidate may simply be connected to another machine.
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