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yuppers I know that this is a pain in the butt!! It happened to me before by someone who I thought was my friend a co-worker. They hacked into my MSN and started chatting and emailing everyone on my list nasty, horrible mean things. I just changed my email address and only added back all the ppl that I wanted to. Unfortunately there isn't really anything that you can do to prevent this. Now a days you can buy programs off the interent that you can run and hack into ppl's things no prob.
What those ppl need to do is get a life! *ggrrrr* I feel your pain...... |
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i'll concede that passwords can be hacked, but definately not easily. but if you have a strong password set, that generally isn't how someone is getting into your accounts. it's because you have something like a secret question or they've managed to get it reset, because they know other information.
you just made it sound as if it was hopeless and said there is nothing you can do to prevent it, which just isn't true. haha, sorry, this is just what i do for a living. i've studied this stuff, so you'll understand when i'm not any less skeptical because you "know people that have them". ;) |
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Well you should take a few basic steps to prevent your being hacked.
1. firewall, zonealarm.com has a good free one. 2. Virus checker: not free but besides checking for virus problems you get the added bonus of detecting certain trojans like sub-7 that hackers use to take over your computer (get your passwords ect). 3. Spyware checker: also not free but I believe they do detect all those nasty keyboard loggers. A guy I knew had his computer sub sevened. He had a firewall ect but didn't use it much. I watched as the hacker kicked him out of his starcraft game and started talking to him through some chat program. |
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lol lovin the Hackers movie references.
But really, it's probably just a friend that surfed the password over your shoulder or something. Hackers don't waste time trying to figure out your hotmail password so they can read your junk mail. It's most likely an annoying friend trying to figure out your personal life. |
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