No hotline, I indeed called Apple in the morning about it and the guy also said to enable 2FA but I told him about the auto cool down but I think he said to wait for it...
Some hacker controlling my pc!
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No hotline, I indeed called Apple in the morning about it and the guy also said to enable 2FA but I told him about the auto cool down but I think he said to wait for it...
But someone else said to use another hdd as I need to retain the evidence?
How come can kena hack in the place?
Not sure also, according to him he found out my clash of clans account on blue stacks which I indeed used and decided to play with it and now here I am...
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Weak password, or strong password but gpu-assisted attack using hacked database list heuristics, or malicious payload in download or torrent, or wireless wardriving Man In The Middle attackHow come can kena hack in the place?
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Yea I think some torrents aren't very "clean" also...
TS had any anti-virus software or even a basic admin-user accounts system in place?
Because sometimes I play games they say I no need anti virus so from then on I didn't install any AV... Although after this I'm definitely going to install maybe MSE
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Yah you can do that too, after securing your primary password and lists.
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But the problem is that the only other hard disk I got is a external one...
Hope u learn something frm this experience.
No Antivirus at least a basic user-admin account system. Then use the comp as standard user. Any funny activity the UAC will sound out asking u for admin password.
Alright thanks for the advice
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Watch pr0n
Buy new one lah.
Didn't watch on pc leh...
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That was..... so frank.
Perhaps watching on other devices let your hacker gained control of your accounts...
That was..... so frank.
Perhaps watching on other devices let your hacker gained control of your accounts...
Wow seriously... Is security for phone and pc so lousy these days?
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If your com isn't used for time-critical work, then just buy a new internal hdd or ssd and reinstall windows on that.
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Nvm it's ok I'm not urgent just will be bored now I have no games to play
security depends on the user. in this case, it is non-existent. i am always baffled by comments like common sense is the best security and no av is needed
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