Question:
Ever happened to you before?
2011-12-27 23:15:22 UTC
Someone that I know told me that they are keep getting unwanted emails from me but I didn't sent them. This email address is from Gmail and I created it like last year after I had to delete the previous email address before this current one due to spam. It is getting really annoying. This is not first time; it happened a few times that I had to change email address. Hackers are becoming a major problem. How to solve this problem and what are some helpful tips?
Six answers:
Wide Glide
2011-12-27 23:29:24 UTC
No, Malware is the problem you have !!!!!!



QUOTE:

“Computers in a botnet, called nodes or zombies, are often ordinary computers sitting on desktops in homes and offices around the world. Typically, computers become nodes in a botnet when attackers illicitly install malware that secretly connects the computers to the botnet and they perform tasks such as sending spam, hosting or distributing malware or other illegal files, or attacking other computers. Attackers usually install bots by exploiting vulnerabilities in software or by using social engineering tactics to trick users into installing the malware. Users are often unaware that their computers are being used for malicious purposes.”

http://www.microsoft.com/security/sir/story/default.aspx#!botnetsection



Basic Malware Removal Guide

http://vmsar.wordpress.com/basic-malware-removal-guide-2/
mark
2011-12-28 00:02:42 UTC
'Hackers' is a term of multifarious connotations, yet there is no doubt that 'one who hacks' is a ranger in that rangeland. Is this like 'cutting the mustard'? 'Making the grade'...or degrading the road in general...so that up or down isn't as much a factor as loopings, arcs, and angles of approach, time of day, Dodge County or not, whether there's gold in a roadside bombshell ...blonde?



Then there are things that get hacked to pieces...or maybe you can finally pick-up that layaway item.



My point is the hacker is employed nowadays and is the cornerstone of our info-datum-jamboree for ad or sale! You'll be amazed at how much you will pay who has the most advanced virus! They name sports stadiums after them now! Some people are brands, some get branded, and some are branding irons. Nothing happens until the hacker screws everything up and the solution is a pay check. Ask and/or Gates. I thought the brand point was not to lose cows?



Maybe I will learn from the other anwsers. Maybe other answers will learn from me learning from answers other than what I refered to as other answers, originally:other anwsers. That is a simple thing to start hacking with, but try to continue explaining how to be a bigger hog and although you should surely succeed in conversation, you will communicate very little other than the perceived bleeding body of net-work inching along with no one to get pity from or to give it to...but for your own bogging mesh-stick computed grudge.



'A straight line is the shortest distance between two points' may have a 43 page mathematical proof to legally verify the validity of that declarative statement. Walking that line on the network of networks could allow a good hacker to suggest to 4.2 million people that they should think of buying a Pontiac when the message that get's delivered to point #2 of 2 is "Buy a Buick". Bu(y a ick). Who a Ford drives can't hack. ?



Loyality to people depends upon people and not the same people, both sharing loyalty. It just doesn't hack out for anyone. It hacks in.
Bandit
2011-12-27 23:21:19 UTC
One, QUIT SIGNING UP FOR CRAP You want to know how they target you? Signing up for ringtones, offers, or deals. Memberships to shady websites will also cause this problem. Do you use your email password for anything else? 75% of the time that's how you get "hacked" other times they can just brute force it, but it's unlikely, pretty sure Gmail locks you out if you get the password wrong a certian number of times.
2011-12-27 23:18:09 UTC
My email has been hacked multiple times, and I'm just a teenaged kid! It drives me nuts.
?
2011-12-27 23:17:36 UTC
Good Question
rmarkie
2011-12-27 23:38:22 UTC
change your password... use a combination of alphanumeric with special charaters of at least 11 all in total. Don't use dictionary words.





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