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Is my windows laptop compromised in any way?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nick3426" data-source="post: 1120988" data-attributes="member: 121575"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>This happened on my son's computer. He is remote and I can help him with remote access sessions (teamviewer for instance). For the rest of the conversation, I will use "I" instead of "He" to simplify writing.</p><p></p><p>Something strange happened last night while I was sleeping. I received 2 emails: the first one requesting a code to connect to my Bitwarden account (since I had 2FA by email - note that I switched it to 2FA by authenticator app), and the second one confirming a successful connection. The mentioned IP in the email seems to be from Russia.</p><p></p><p>I checked my gmail activity and there is nothing bad. Gmail 2FA is also enabled (I have to click Yes on my phone).</p><p></p><p>I took some security measures (purge sessions, password changes a bit everywhere, done from a friend's PC). But I wonder, how this can happen. The attacker would need to know my bitwarden master password and also an access to my gmail. Frightening...</p><p></p><p>Can you help me investigate?</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nick3426, post: 1120988, member: 121575"] Hi, This happened on my son's computer. He is remote and I can help him with remote access sessions (teamviewer for instance). For the rest of the conversation, I will use "I" instead of "He" to simplify writing. Something strange happened last night while I was sleeping. I received 2 emails: the first one requesting a code to connect to my Bitwarden account (since I had 2FA by email - note that I switched it to 2FA by authenticator app), and the second one confirming a successful connection. The mentioned IP in the email seems to be from Russia. I checked my gmail activity and there is nothing bad. Gmail 2FA is also enabled (I have to click Yes on my phone). I took some security measures (purge sessions, password changes a bit everywhere, done from a friend's PC). But I wonder, how this can happen. The attacker would need to know my bitwarden master password and also an access to my gmail. Frightening... Can you help me investigate? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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