Hi, actually I did not start the vnc server from commandline, I started it as a
normal user would do, from System -> Preferences -> Remote desktop.
The way this utility ("vino") behaves expose the average user accustomed to
Microsoft's remote desktop to a serious security breach.
I wasn't able to find out a vncserver in KK, it is not n path and there is
nothing too in /etc/init.d/v*.
I have not idea what weird way vnc server is implemented to in KK.
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local screen unlocked by remote connection via VNC
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/484476
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