I think if you want an answer try installing a decent mainstream AV product trial and doing a scan with that. Also does networx show which apps have made a connection? Try downloading process explorer to see if you can work out if anything suspicious is running
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Try Nortons 360 comes with Identity Protection is a good security suite.
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yes i do have that got spybot n malwarebytes on the morning when it got hacked n did the full scan after i recover my accounts.
seriously.. nothings has found at all.
i do have the hacker ip that i found on the gmail login account activities details it is 223.255.22x.xxx try to locate it.. confirm it is come from indonesia
casewindow: Have you checked your browser proxy settings to make sure that there isn't a rogue proxy configured in there?
yes check ntg there another attempt again
On 06 June 2011, at 20:45, your account activity shows that you tried to recover your account password for Yahoo! ID xxxxxxx. You may reset your password on 07 June 2011, after 20:45 by answering the secret questions you chose for your account.
Silly question, but do you lock your computer with a password? Physically check the back of your computer to make sure there isn't some kind of hardware logger on there.
Otherwise it'll either be someone is guessing your password each time or you've got a virtual keylogger or malware on there.
kyhwana2: Silly question, but do you lock your computer with a password? Physically check the back of your computer to make sure there isn't some kind of hardware logger on there.
Otherwise it'll either be someone is guessing your password each time or you've got a virtual keylogger or malware on there.
nothing on the back of the computer just basic cables for the mouse n keyboard n speakers n monitor. nothing strange there.
casewindow: Have you checked your browser proxy settings to make sure that there isn't a rogue proxy configured in there?
yes check ntg there another attempt again
On 06 June 2011, at 20:45, your account activity shows that you tried to recover your account password for Yahoo! ID xxxxxxx. You may reset your password on 07 June 2011, after 20:45 by answering the secret questions you chose for your account.
Does this not answer your question? They are guessing your secret question answer it would seem..
kyhwana2: Silly question, but do you lock your computer with a password? Physically check the back of your computer to make sure there isn't some kind of hardware logger on there.
Otherwise it'll either be someone is guessing your password each time or you've got a virtual keylogger or malware on there.
nothing on the back of the computer just basic cables for the mouse n keyboard n speakers n monitor. nothing strange there.
Just to be 100% sure, pull out the USB cable for the keyboard. Is there any "in-between" device on the end of the USB cable or at the USB port on the computer?
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