Someone hacked my computer and is talking to me


















If you need a device security platform, we can help. And then change all your passwords using an unaffected computer or smartphone. I mean it. Email, social, subscriptions, etc. Every service you have access to holds precious information, including billing information and personal data. What this means is that you could have unknowingly given enough identifying information for a hacker to guess your password.

How many of your accounts use the same password or variations of it? One password could be enough to grant access to all sorts of accounts. So double-check its strength and think it through.

Using a password manager makes changing passwords a breeze and also gives you added security benefits such as Two-Factor Authentication and issuing temporary passwords. Hackers try to spread by breaching an individual and then targeting their network.. Intego also explains that the reason is simple: hackers use your email to send messages pretending to be you because your friends are more likely to open messages from you without thinking. So before you spam a virus to your family, friends, and coworkers… Give a heads up.

Protect your core group and notify them immediately to avoid spreading the attack.. Prevention is the cornerstone of virtual security and the best defense against hackers.

These tips are both effective and super easy to implement. But you should be prepared well before this point by practicing good cybersecurity hygiene. Beat the hackers. One app, one account, and a single online hub to find, lock. Get Prey. Norton Internet Security has been comprimised and corrupted and is useless at this point. A hidden user has been added and name or user ID doesn't show. Already done the Control Alt Delete x2 and not finding hidden user that way either.

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Cancel Submit. Previous Next. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. So, are you saying it is hacked and being used remotely? Or locally because someone you know has access to it in your home? In reply to A. User's post on May 6, By a stalker who I have restraining order against. No one has had physical access to my computer for about 5 months, and the new user thing just happened when I let my guard down and connected through router wireless rather than LAN.

He also disabled sound and made my DVD drive inaccessible. LemP Volunteer Moderator. In reply to C. Anderson's post on May 6, Try to uninstall it if possible. In case nothing is working, you should power off your computer immediately and get it to a professional.

My password and username are correct. The answer is simple. Once hackers gain control over an account, they will change the password to prevent you from logging in, and they will start sending messages to your friends with malicious links. The good news is that most services use two-factor identification so that you can restore access to your accounts.

Follow the provided instruction to get a new password but do it form a device you know is clean. Do the same for all affected accounts and the change the password for the ones you still have access to as soon as possible.

You may also advise them to change their passwords just in case. The bad news is that it might be hard to get your account back if the hacker has changed the recovery information email, phone, etc. If we are talking about a bank account, contact your bank immediately to receive instructions.

Otherwise, you might contact support and wait for further details. Unfortunately, this might be a lengthy process and an unsuccessful one. Take a look at your social media account. Do you see unfamiliar people among your friends? Then hackers might have access to your accounts. Alert your friends not to open or click on any links received by you. Be careful with friends on Facebook. When you open your browser and discover new icons that have suddenly appeared on the dashboard, you have all the reasons to be worried.

Malicious software might have installed them and changed your usual search engine. If you find them to be malicious, try to remove them as soon as possible and run a full scan of your system to make sure that there are no more surprises. Have you noticed that your cursor is moving on its own? Then a hacker might be accessing your computer remotely.

It might be a problem with the mouse. Look at the cursor. Is it moving deliberately as if someone is controlling it? Then someone might have breached your computer and installed a remote access program which would allow him to do almost anything. If the cursor is highlighting files, he might be going through your stuff as we speak.

When you notice something suspicious, and you think you might be dealing with a hacker, turn off your computer and disconnect it from the router. Then call the service shop. The presence of a virus or a hacker affects not only your computer but all devices connected to it. You type an address into the bar, but you get constantly redirected to another website.

Well, I have some bad news.



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