Trivia READ THIS!, PHC Member häçked PC

[juswaaj]

ahahaha oo, ako ay puro tempmail or burner number ginagamit ko

Paps sana makagawa din ng thread for how to be more secure sa "pag bro-browsing" and hindi madali ng Data Breaches.

 

[ShadowsucksR]

Grabe nakakatakot na talaga panahon ngayon.

 

[shanvik1]

Ty sa info

 

[23mvcc]

paano lods malalaman if na häçk?

 

[SenpaiKens]

salamt sa info ts!

 

[Deleted member 2363845]

Sir, paano nangyari yung ganyan? Hahahaha madalas ako nag i instol ng mga MS Office at ibang mga extension sa chrome, like storysaver.

Para maging safe sana tayong lahat dito.

Also, paano malalaman kung safe yung apk na pinag i instol ko sa phone ko?

 

[PHC-Coder]

paano lods malalaman if na häçk?

ITO YUNG MGA MAPAPANSIN MO NA UNUSUAL

1. Unusual pop-ups and ads​

Suspicious pop-ups ads, and fake antivirus messages usually appear in your browser or on your desktop. They might promote fishy services, unfamiliar websites or offer to download antivirus and other software programs. If you receive such notifications, it might indicate that your computer has been infected with malware. Never click on these random pop-ups.

2. Slow performance​

If your computer’s performance suddenly decreases, it might be due to malware running in the background or unauthorized programs consuming system resources. Slow performance usually manifests in an extended operating system startup, increased program loading time, and system freezes or lags.

3. Unusual network activity​

Unrecognized spikes in network activity could mean that your computer is part of a botnet or that malware on your device is communicating with a remote server. Monitor your computer’s data usage. If your computer is infected, monitoring may reveal unauthorized processes or software running in the background.

4. Suspicious programs​

Finding fishy programs on your computer could be another sign of malware infection. Users usually download malicious software with legitimate programs, or it reaches the device through security loopholes. Also, pay attention to programs that start up when you turn on your computer. Monitor your system’s activity to identify an infection if you notice unknown apps.

5. Missing or modified files​

If you notice missing or modified files on your computer, this might indicate that a häçker has gained access to your system. Such unauthorized alterations may affect your system’s stability or leak personal information to third parties. If you notice changes you didn’t make, investigate further to prevent collateral damage.

6. Unrecognized emails​

Sometimes häçkers use email to spread malware or phishing scams. If friends or colleagues report suspicious emails from your email address that you didn’t send, it may be a sign that your email account or device was compromised.

7. Browser changes​

Another sign of infection in your computer system can be a change in browser settings. This includes changes to your homepage or search engine or the appearance of unwanted toolbars and extensions. Such changes usually redirect you to malicious websites stuffed with ads, malware, or sites that may potentially gather your personal information. A slow and unstable browser can also signal malware on your system.

8. Disabled security software​

Sometimes häçkers disable your antivirus to make their intrusion less noticeable. It leaves your computer vulnerable to various cyber threats, such as malware, viruses, or phishing attacks, which may lead to unauthorized access to your details (passwords, bank details).

9. Unauthorized access attempts​

Receiving alerts about logins from unknown locations should be alarming and could mean someone is trying to hijack your online accounts. häçkers who gain access to your accounts may capture your sensitive data and use it to obtain financial information or personal communications, which can lead to financial fraud or identity theft.

10. Ransom messages​

Suppose you get locked out of your files or systems and receive a message demanding payment to restore access – that indicates that you’ve become a victim of a ransomware attack. Such messages may appear as a pop-up or on your desktop background. Never pay the ransom – there’s no guarantee you’ll regain stolen data access.

roupher
Paki basa itong thread please!

Tarupam99

 

[renz2006]

 

[PHC-Coder]

james_botyok

Heran

Sejhayyyy9

 

[Deleted member 1561763]

pa mention nalang ako boss pag merong acc ko haha

 

[PHC-Coder]

pa mention nalang ako boss pag merong acc ko haha

sge lang lods, pati email nyo check ko send nyo lang dito sa thread kung nasa Database ng mga leaks

 

[renz2006]

pa mention ako boss kung nandyan ang account ko thanks PHC-Coder

 

[PHC-Coder]

pa mention ako boss kung nandyan ang account ko thanks PHC-Coder

as of now wala pa nmn

 

[renz2006]

as of now wala pa nmn

Maraming salamat sa update boss PHC-Coder

 

[Lov4shey]

bwisit na malware yan

 

[PHC-Coder]

Maraming salamat sa update boss PHC-Coder

welcome lods

bwisit na malware yan

yep

 

[sappyboy]

thanks for the info lods.

 

[PHC-Coder]

thanks for the info lods.

welcome

 

[-Stellar]

ang lakas talaga. ibang klase.

 

[PHC-Coder]

ang lakas talaga. ibang klase.

salmat lods!