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Hacked or Paranoia?
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<blockquote data-quote="TairikuOkami" data-source="post: 940232" data-attributes="member: 61892"><p>It sounds like a normal Windows behavior, the same goes for a phone, when certain apps are installed.</p><p>Some people are like, he wants to get me I am being attacked by hundreds of IPs a minute (unsolicited traffic).</p><p>Security software acts as scareware in order to sell its product, but when an user sees something, he gets worried.</p><p></p><p>Then again some people might be a target, one said, he switched dozens of phones a year in order to avoid hacking.</p><p>But they are like flies bumping into a window. If something does not work, change a security strategy, use 2FA, etc.</p><p>If they just use the same account, but forget to disable old authorized devices ... That reminds me, time to log out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TairikuOkami, post: 940232, member: 61892"] It sounds like a normal Windows behavior, the same goes for a phone, when certain apps are installed. Some people are like, he wants to get me I am being attacked by hundreds of IPs a minute (unsolicited traffic). Security software acts as scareware in order to sell its product, but when an user sees something, he gets worried. Then again some people might be a target, one said, he switched dozens of phones a year in order to avoid hacking. But they are like flies bumping into a window. If something does not work, change a security strategy, use 2FA, etc. If they just use the same account, but forget to disable old authorized devices ... That reminds me, time to log out. [/QUOTE]
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