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Someome is trying to access my steam and gmail account! :O

Recon97
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SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE GETTING RATTED

 

If you're being ratted that's some tough shit to get rid of.

 

best way to get rid of it = wipe your hard drive

 

then your squeeky cleen

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He's accessing your email and steam account through an OS kernel? Damn. Some hacking skills right there.

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He's accessing your email and steam account through an OS kernel? Damn. Some hacking skills right there.

but he won't be able to get into my gmail beciasw I have enabled 2 step verification.
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I have changed the password.Now it's a very very hard oneand will run scan using malaarebytes.I am done so you all people have my consent to derail my topic.

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How to be a hacker:

1. Install Linux

2. ???

3. Start hacking

Just change passwords i'd say.

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I should never have asked the question about Linux! FFS shut it already!

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This is legit, trust me ive seen had the linux program before

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Whhhaaaaaattttt ttrrrhhhheeeeeeeeee fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuukkkk!!!!!!!!!!!?????? I get it I get I get I get that Linux is just like Windows and shit! :'(

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This is legit, trust me ive seen had the linux program before

 

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*UPDATE*

Ran a scan using malwarebytes, there were 38 threats. Most of them were key loggers.

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