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<blockquote data-quote="Topper" data-source="post: 1103486" data-attributes="member: 186250"><p>Quite correct, however, the means of identifying all of those accounts is almost impossible to ascertain, yes the obvious ones of the live accounts are easy enough and usually carried out as soon as a breach is discovered by the user if they astute enough. Even so, what about the accounts that you no longer have access to or you have already deleted or closed. It is two and a half years since I was hacked yet despite having VPNs, firewalls and AV software, supposedly to protect my accounts over this Christmas period, whilst 5G services were being finalised on the nearest mast, I noticed someone scrolling through my Whatsapp messages on my phone and had to take immediate action. The day after whilst watching TV a message kept saying the TV internet connection was disconnected then reconnected again, three times. Looking at the network activity which I fully monitor and record I noticed that three times someone had tried to change the MAC number of the TV via ARP spoofing and three times it was corrected whether that was by the Samsung software or A.N.Other I have no idea. My TV had previously taken over in 2018 by the Mumbai Kodi suppliers drastically reducing the home bandwidth I pay for whilst they were supplying UK Freeview channels to elsewhere in the world and my other TV accounts as at the same time my Netflix account and BT account were both taken over. Despite password changes account closures I am still getting warned about breaches from Google and Bit Defender, because these lists of logins and passwords have been incorporated into lists for sale on the dark web. I am unable to view or amend those lists so they remain an issue in perpetuity.</p><p></p><p>I also have to put up with idiots ending out pause signals when listening to commentaries and videos on youtube etc boring little insignificant morons that they are</p><p>[ATTACH]134153[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>There are sites supposedly allowing you to check however, I would not personally use one as they could be a trigger for a code injection worm to hunting your email address and start the process to get into your systems in the first place. That is the problem today, nobody knows anymore what is and what isn't genuine.</p><p></p><p>I am still convinced our home is being monitored by something especially as I recently started a steroid inhaler and suddenly began getting a weekly Asthma UK email and having had conversations with a family member last week about diabetes I am now receiving diabetes email.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Topper, post: 1103486, member: 186250"] Quite correct, however, the means of identifying all of those accounts is almost impossible to ascertain, yes the obvious ones of the live accounts are easy enough and usually carried out as soon as a breach is discovered by the user if they astute enough. Even so, what about the accounts that you no longer have access to or you have already deleted or closed. It is two and a half years since I was hacked yet despite having VPNs, firewalls and AV software, supposedly to protect my accounts over this Christmas period, whilst 5G services were being finalised on the nearest mast, I noticed someone scrolling through my Whatsapp messages on my phone and had to take immediate action. The day after whilst watching TV a message kept saying the TV internet connection was disconnected then reconnected again, three times. Looking at the network activity which I fully monitor and record I noticed that three times someone had tried to change the MAC number of the TV via ARP spoofing and three times it was corrected whether that was by the Samsung software or A.N.Other I have no idea. My TV had previously taken over in 2018 by the Mumbai Kodi suppliers drastically reducing the home bandwidth I pay for whilst they were supplying UK Freeview channels to elsewhere in the world and my other TV accounts as at the same time my Netflix account and BT account were both taken over. Despite password changes account closures I am still getting warned about breaches from Google and Bit Defender, because these lists of logins and passwords have been incorporated into lists for sale on the dark web. I am unable to view or amend those lists so they remain an issue in perpetuity. I also have to put up with idiots ending out pause signals when listening to commentaries and videos on youtube etc boring little insignificant morons that they are [ATTACH alt="macchangesedit.png"]134153[/ATTACH] There are sites supposedly allowing you to check however, I would not personally use one as they could be a trigger for a code injection worm to hunting your email address and start the process to get into your systems in the first place. That is the problem today, nobody knows anymore what is and what isn't genuine. I am still convinced our home is being monitored by something especially as I recently started a steroid inhaler and suddenly began getting a weekly Asthma UK email and having had conversations with a family member last week about diabetes I am now receiving diabetes email. [/QUOTE]
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