

I'm using a Microsoft account to login to Skype since this is an old account I have with lots of contacts that I used to have since the Messenger, so I keep using that. I'm talking about that all of my chat conversations I do on Skype using the normal Skype software are also being saved on the cloud!
There are two ways to turn on the setting that will remove the user list and present a simple username and password box shown above. It is for these reasons that I highly reccomend what is common practice in any large enterprise, and hide the remove the user list from the logon screen.

The attacker just needs to find your computer's IP address and then start to brute force your password. In addition, if Remote Desktop is enabled, an attacker can remotely identify the user currently logged in as it is listed on the logon screen. This can be a security risk as it provides useful information to a malicious user attempting to breach your computer. Every time you boot up your PC all computer accounts are normally displayed right on the logon screen.
