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23-04-2015 11:46 PM - edited 23-04-2015 11:47 PM
@beallieblue-oz wrote:
, home computer, only hubby looking over my shoulder to help and keep me calm, paypal was great, rang my westnet, which has been sold to someone else, ring back in an hour, 1 1/2 later then Rang onto line, 10 mins, hung up, not what they used to be, they had a big outage this morning somewhere, but not here.
did a free advast scan. nothing except I changed some passwords.
No I don't open any spam.
think I will have to pay for a proper virus protector, but not norton.
any hints. i have over 4,000 spam at the moment, but don't know if its my computer or email. with all this going on, is it safe to click onto your bank accounts and change passwords. Hubby won't have a bar of online banking.
No. If your computer security is still under threat, DO NOT attempt to change passwords on the same computer until it is clean.
If you cannot access another safe computer or mobile device then IMO ring your bank and ask them to put a temporary hold on internet transactions until you are confident it is sorted.
The inconvience will bring peace of mind and negates the risks you appear to be vulnerable to at this time.
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on 24-04-2015 10:07 AM
Hi Guys, found out how to bulk change my email on Ebay,
what I think has happened, with the spam, my hubby was reading awhile ago a lot of businesses were complaining because gmail
was fixing something and everyone got all their emails they sent out all back again, even from people they hadn't heard from for years, I also got someones elses bigpond one. There was only mine and his, not like normal spam. They have now stopped at 5 this morning, thank goodness.
still doesn't explain how my paypal was hacked, have a lovely day, Pam.
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on 25-04-2015 02:56 AM
I doubt its a key logger as that is so ancient now and it's so easily picked up and yeah I read last year someone was able to hack into paypal since the hacker called up paypal to tell them he forgot the password. He had to guess the last digit of his credit card (meaning he could call up 10 times unt he got it rift and cia the paypal account was compromised).
Don't think u are ever safe.. Anything is hacka me. Think of it like a house you can close and lock the door to stop people going but there will always be exploits like windows that makes it easy to enter a house.