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• My apple account has been hacked?

  I think that my apple id account has been hacked, I get messages from a random number with scams telling me to go to a link that is listed under the message (that I can't block) and then it says to sign on my apple id account stupidly, I did, and then to put my data in. I have also 2 verification step to connect to my account. My account is hacked? and should I change my apple account or will it set?

  Do the following If you think that your ID Apple has been compromised - Apple supports

• I did the most recent iOS 10 updated, just heard on the news that Yahoo has been hacked.  I changed my Yahoo email but can't find the field to change on my devices.  It is simply not there, what is happening?

  I did the most recent iOS 10 updated, just heard on the news that Yahoo has been hacked.  I changed my password to Yahoo mail but can't find the field to change the password on my devices.  It is simply not there, what is happening?

  For some reason any change automatically if change you it online. Today, I changed my password through my office and I went to change the mail and she had already changed.

  You can try to delete your account your unit off and add it again.

• How do you know if your itunes account has been hacked?

  Just to have an email with an invoice of apple's music that I didn't sign up for - how can I verify that this is legitimate and not a phishing scam? Can't find anywhere my subscriptions to see if a subscription to apple's music is now on my account!

  Likely your account has been hacked not unless you provided the log/pass to a fake site already

  See this document on the review of itunes purchases

  See your purchase history in iTunes on Mac or PC - Apple Support store

  See the document on fraud report and refer to the section on identifying it as well in the same document.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• My email has been hacked and used to send Spam. I have to perform a virus check, or simply change the password?

  My email has been hacked and used to send Spam. I have to perform a virus check, or simply change the password?

  Do not install or run an anti virus app.

  How do you know that your email has been "hacked"? It is a common practice for spammers to forge an envoy from the e-mail address. It may be that your email address has been misused. There's nothing to do if this is the case for you. The spammer will soon pass and usurp another email address.

  It's a good idea to immediately change your password by email if someone would actually managed to access your e-mail account.

• My Apple ID has been hacked and I'm documents as well as telephone booths

  Hello my Apple ID has been hacked my contacts of the Iran and activation of the locking mode and turn on find my iPhone, I lost my looks like what should I do to prove my identity as owner's phone and I stopped the documents as well as phone boxes help me

  You need the original of the ticket.

• Apple ID has been hacked!

  So last night I went on my apple music because I pre-ordered an album and I wanted to listen to of course, but it would not download for some reason, I ended up spending my email only to find out that, last month my apple ID had been hacked and used to buy all kinds of things I had this ID apple for a few years now and had a lot of money it is there any apple way would pay back money for me? and what I do because now I'm afraid to put money on this code because I don't want to spend by a random person. Help, please!

  Click here , or contact Apple. If a credit card got charged, contact your bank as well.

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• My phone has been hacked, and what should I do to ensure that my account is blocked?

  I received a message below on the home screen (before I unlock it) from my iPhone and iPad. It seemed strange to

  me because the battery upward at the top right is in color and it's prompting me to e-mail to a gmail account. When I received this message, it triggered an alert «I lost my iPhone/iPad»  I tried to access my icloud and he stated that it was inaccessible. I turned off the camera and turned it back. Then I changed the password on my icloud account and have not had a problem so far.  My phone has been hacked, and what should I do to ensure that my account is blocked?

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  Your iCloud account is compromised and the criminal who did it trying to extort the money from you.

  Contact Apple for assistance with the security of the Apple ID - Apple Support accounts

• I have something attached to firefox called vostaren search. is this you? or have I been hacked?

  I downloaded firefox. Later, I tried to download open office, using firefox, then found something called looking for vostaren when I opened firefox icon, so I deleted firefox completely from my computer, then waited a few days and then re-downloaded firefox. Always have the vostaren attached to firefox. IIS who legitimately part of firefox. or have I been hacked? Is it now a cookie which will cause firefox to go immediately to vostaren when I open firefox?

  No version of Firefox for any Mozilla.org OS comes with it.

• My Macbook Pro has been hacked by trolls - how to secure my computer? How can I get rid of the trolls?

  My Macbook Pro has been hijacked by trolls in my country of origin of Western Australia - how to secure my computer? How can I get rid of the trolls? All boards of the community would be welcome. For example, I know that trolls are and why they do it, but the police are interested in these "questions"?

  Just what evidence do you have that yo have been hacked?

  Viruses, Trojans, Malware - and other aspects of Internet Security

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-8573

  Effective defenses against software malware and other threats

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-8841

• E-mail has been hacked

  Dear all

  yesterday, my email has been hacked and they change my itunes passwd and passwd E-mail now what to do or

  How can I remove my cloud for security i...

  Please, ill be happy if ayone help

  See here:

  If you think that your ID Apple has been compromised - Apple supports

  Security and your Apple - Apple Support ID

  No need to remove your iCloud account, but instead go to https://appleid.apple.com and reset your questions through email, password, and security. Check also https://www.icloud.com that everything looks good.

• Apple ID has been hacked and a new feature added to my account

  My Apple ID has been hacked by a person in China two days ago. Someone had downloaded a new game using my credit with the App store, enabled an IPAD and changed my credit card and also called in support information to find out why it could not download the game. I don't know how they managed to do all I can think is that I received an email from Guitracenter.com on a coupon because of a purchase I made, I received. I made a purchase a few days earlier and the e-mail looked very legitimate. However, as soon as I highlighted in my hotmail account, new valve opens in Orange and informs me that sounds like a malware and I shouldn't click on it. I have never but overtime I scroll down on the headers of emails and I reach the header the same thing happen. Except that all my devices are used only by me, I have nothing jailbroken and I'm good enough to keep my very secure passwords. My three questions are:

  1. does anyone if this is how they managed to hack my account simply by sending an email to my hotmail account without me even to open it?

  2. How will I know that they did not steal more information or other passwords? Could they possibly knew to take all of my passwords stored in Google Chrome?

  3. How can I be sure that by changing my password they can no longer access my account again?

  Thanks for your help people

  No, you would need to open it and click a link

  They have access to your iCloud, not your device account

  They will have to guess your password, so make it strong. Better yet implement step 2 verification or authorization of factor 2.

• Best way to check my Mac has not been hacked?

  Have an end 2012 27 "iMac, OS X 10.9.5, 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 GB 1600 MHZ DDR3 & have no idea what that means I'm technically disadvantaged. I get e-mails, mainly from some places that I buy, like Sears, Best Buy, etc., that contain strange characters & symbols in the welcome message that I do not open. I talked to the Geek Squad at best buy and was informed that a person may have gotten in my computer. No no proposed solution. Last month, my credit card has been hacked. I'm trying to find out if there is a connection. What should I do to make sure that my computer has not been violated & is always so sure that Apple can do in these difficult times.

  Thank you, Roger

  As usual, the Geek Squad is incorrect. If you get suspicious emails then contact your provider of Internet Service (ISP) and ask for help. If you tend to use the same password for many of your accounts, including your email address and it is fairly easy to understand, then consider changing to a password is more enigmatic, something like * $Merp78@#. A good thing to do is to create separate passwords for each account, and then use a tool such as 1Password to manage all your passwords.

  Whatever you do, NEVER install any antivirus, cleaning or any other third party on your Mac maintenance utility. Not only are they 100% worthless they can create havoc for OS X users. If you currently have one of these types of utilities installed please uninstall immediately in accordance with the instructions of developers.

• Warning message that we had been hacked.

  We have 10.7.5 we received a message that the system had been hacked and we should call it an 877 number to talk to the Apple support.  I turned the computer off for the night. Today, when restarting the message was gone.  I was able to run Sophos Anti-virus that does no threats.  Does this sound familiar to others?  Is it a scam?  What should I do when I get a warning message?

  It is a SCAM, never all pay attention to these messages. In addition, uninstall Sophos following the instructions of developers. OS X has no need of the AV, cleaning or ANY, repeat ANY utility of third maintenance party. OS X is extremely secure and performs better if left totally alone. Sophos at best worthless and at worst will cause problems with your system.

  Also please read Phony 'technical support' / 'ransomware' popups and web pages

• I've been hacked in my gmail account and an email was sent to my gmail account that I did not send. What should I do now?

  An e-mail was received by another person from my e-mail address. I did not send this email which was an ad for a home based job. What should I do now that I've been hacked?
  Thank you!

  There is nothing you can do now. You can change your password to something else and take measures to ensure that your email account is not hacked again. Alternatively, you can visit the help of Gmail Help pages. You can also try the following

  Sometimes a problem with Firefox can be a result of malware installed on your computer, you may not be aware of.

  You can try these free programs to search for malicious software that work with your existing anti-virus software:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • TDSSKiller - AntiRootkit utility
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good permanent antivirus for Windows 7/Vista/XP, if you do not already have one.

  More information can be found in the article troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware .

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• My macbook has been hacked?

  Hello!

  I've had predictions that my macbook could have been hacked. Recently, I had problems with the internet connection and I wanted to open network preferences, but instead of him, from the window display preferences and my resolution had been changed. Today as I also saw that during the passage of the screen with widgets to the normal screen, that I have seen that on a dock battle.net began also in writing this post once typing cursor went across top, which was a little weird.

  I scanned my macbook by Open 360 Total Security and Malawarebytes, both found nothing. Today I also update OS x latest version.

  Should I be worried? What are your suggestions?

  Kind regards

  Mac do not need anti-virus programs because there is no viruses that can damage the OS X, then I would say open uninstall Total Security 360, because it's not protect you from anything, there is nothing to protect you, as far as this program is concerned.  With regard to the question of whether or not you have been hacked, have you recently downloaded everything that allowed someone to access your computer remotely, either click on a pop - up of fraud who hijacked your browser or something you found in a torrent or on an aggregate of download site?