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A PERSON IS HACK MY ID AND PASSWORD TOTAL CHANGE MY PROFILE.
DEAR SIR, A PERSON WAS HACK MY EMAIL ID AND PASSWORD. HE IS TOTAL CHANGE MY PEROFILE. PLEAS HELP ME. THANKS. MY ID> SANAMALIK39@YAHOO.COM
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5th Jul 2008
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You have yet to ask a question ...
And it's rather odd that you'll be able to receive the (non-existent) replies sent to your 'hacked' email address. 
OR - is your TR ID the hacked one?
In which case we can't be sure if we're conversing with the Hackee or the Hacker.
Mr Jekyll? ...Mr Hyde? ...Are you there?
OR - is your TR ID the hacked one?
In which case we can't be sure if we're conversing with the Hackee or the Hacker.
Mr Jekyll? ...Mr Hyde? ...Are you there?
Updated - 5th Jul 2008
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simple resolution
If they hacked your password, then change it if they have not already.
then check your system for a keystroke logger.
then check your system for a keystroke logger.
5th Jul 2008
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Not too tough to see how you got hacked...
posting your email in a public forum with a world wide population is an invite to be hacked and spammed of the highest order.
You might want to edit your post to remove your email. Configure your TR profile to allow peer contact, then invite peers to email you using the peer mail feature. That is what it is for.
You might want to edit your post to remove your email. Configure your TR profile to allow peer contact, then invite peers to email you using the peer mail feature. That is what it is for.
5th Jul 2008
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Ok, the answer you seek is here (finally)
because you are too dimwitted to figure this out on your own, there is a link at Yahoo which can help you to resolve this issue. It is called "I forgot my password"
So, if you are smart enough to find that link, you might not be totally hopeless. If you still cannot figure it out, then you really should stay as far away from a computer as possible. Not only are you an idiot in that case, but truly a moronic turd not worthy of breathing the same oxygen as the rest of the populace. In this case, I would suggest putting on a large shirt and juping off of the tallest cliff in an attempt to hang glide.
So, if you are smart enough to find that link, you might not be totally hopeless. If you still cannot figure it out, then you really should stay as far away from a computer as possible. Not only are you an idiot in that case, but truly a moronic turd not worthy of breathing the same oxygen as the rest of the populace. In this case, I would suggest putting on a large shirt and juping off of the tallest cliff in an attempt to hang glide.
5th Jul 2008
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you people have a lot of balls picking on someone who isn't very computer literate. This person came here to find a resolution for a problem and all he gets is name calling? That's pretty bad, especially for people who aren't much more computer literate than they are. Especially when the best advice you can give is a stupid "Forgot Your Password" response. Anyone who would go through the trouble of stealing someones password is also going to change the answers to the hint questions and any other information that can be used to get it back. If you don't have anything constructive to say (especially you w2ktechman...techman, what a laugh) then maybe you should be the one to stay away from computers. You amateurs kill me.
raym444@...
16th Sep 2008
Oh and I don't have a problem putting my email address up here, because none of you guys seem to be technically capable enough to be of any threat.
raym444@...
17th Sep 2008
Read the original question.
Part1. A person has hacked his email and password. Fair enough, this also implies his password has been changed, because why else would he be trying to get back into his account.
Part 2. Someone has totally changes his profile. He must have a password to the account to see the profile.
So part 1 says he doesn't have the password, part 2 implies he does, but he wants someone to get the password for his account. See the problem?
Part1. A person has hacked his email and password. Fair enough, this also implies his password has been changed, because why else would he be trying to get back into his account.
Part 2. Someone has totally changes his profile. He must have a password to the account to see the profile.
So part 1 says he doesn't have the password, part 2 implies he does, but he wants someone to get the password for his account. See the problem?
Bizzo
17th Sep 2008
Balls of the little electro-kinetic variety - the ones that should be rolling around inside your head, helping your brain to produce logical conclusions!
If you had read the original posting + my reply that got THIS particular 'ball' rolling, you might have understood the stance that we all took.
With a TR membership of 7 years, surely in that time, you have learned to read???!!!
If you had read the original posting + my reply that got THIS particular 'ball' rolling, you might have understood the stance that we all took.
With a TR membership of 7 years, surely in that time, you have learned to read???!!!
OldER Mycroft
17th Sep 2008
or else he would have showed up a YEAR ago when this discussion was active.....
I love when assclowns like that cry about other people not giving answers to a question, but don't offer an answer of their own.
Especially when they are defending someone trying to break in to an account with no way to verify if it is their account or not.
Reminds me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S81BzzJ9CEQ
I love when assclowns like that cry about other people not giving answers to a question, but don't offer an answer of their own.
Especially when they are defending someone trying to break in to an account with no way to verify if it is their account or not.
Reminds me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S81BzzJ9CEQ
jdclyde
17th Sep 2008
