DissectionStalker
Paranormal Adept
Recently, I was hacked again for [at least] the second time within 4 months, so I think comments like the quote below are extremely misleading and completely untrue. We are all very vulnerable online to criminal hacking that can land you squarely in the middle of extremely serious criminal cases just because someone could easily obtain your IP address by various means.
The person below claiming to have "security expertise" is very naive to make the statements he wrote below. Don't believe this BS. This thread intends to be a warning to all that if you are targeted, even randomly, then you can have your life totally disrupted and even be falsely considered a criminal suspect in very serious crimes you never had anything to do with.
Though I will NOT get involved detailing more about the specific crimes that were committed against the criminal's targets that included my IP address, I will explain just how vulnerable we all are to criminal abuse online considering what I've learned that can actually happen from personal experience.
Don't feel you're secure online, when reading the misleading statements this guy makes below to give you some sense of being secure online. You are NOT secure online!
I was long ago dismissed as a suspect. That is a fact. I hopefully will eventually learn more details about that criminal case, but I don't have any conclusive information at this time.
The person below claiming to have "security expertise" is very naive to make the statements he wrote below. Don't believe this BS. This thread intends to be a warning to all that if you are targeted, even randomly, then you can have your life totally disrupted and even be falsely considered a criminal suspect in very serious crimes you never had anything to do with.
Though I will NOT get involved detailing more about the specific crimes that were committed against the criminal's targets that included my IP address, I will explain just how vulnerable we all are to criminal abuse online considering what I've learned that can actually happen from personal experience.
Don't feel you're secure online, when reading the misleading statements this guy makes below to give you some sense of being secure online. You are NOT secure online!
I don't have time to maintain this thread explaining what I know within weeks of this posting. I will be posting to this thread over a period of months or more. To those that have blatantly and falsely accused me of committing serious crimes online I can only say "you all" have NEVER known that to be true other than your own misinformed and foul thinking processes that are your own obvious personal problems with defective thinking. In the interest of full disclosure about this... If anyone wants to know more details about "all that", then just read my posts in the Roswell Slide thread to find-out what "the accusers" were posting. There is plenty to read "there" and at another forum I posted at too. Interested?... Start with post 529 in The Roswell Slides Have Been Leaked Online, then read the many follow-up posts near that initial post, and then jump forward to post 835 to read that and the many follow-up posts to that too. I only provide the previous information to disclose the entire context and controversy about what can happen when being the victim of criminal hacking issues. I can only comment further as follows:Hi guys, no idea wtf is going on in this thread but here's my thoughts on hacking as someone who has worked in the infosec trade. It is particularly difficult to hack someone personal computer via IP. Normally to compromise a persons personal machine it is easier to drop some sort of client/server malware onto the machine disguised as another file, via direct connection (skype chat file exchange, instant messenger, irc file exchance etc) or via email attachment. A persons IP these days is the IP of their router in most cases which means an attacker would have to compromise the routers security (root it) before they could get onto your network to find the router assigned internal IP of the victim machine. THEORETICALLY there are ways this could be done, for example attacking the web server on the router to find a POSSIBLE remote exploit. This however is doubtful, and would in most cases require what is called a 0 day exploit (an exploit previously unknown to vendors or the infosec community) and would require a lot of time to work out. If the attacker managed to do all this he would then have to use the router and a mid way point to attack the PC, which would require port sniffing, looking for a program with a known security hole and then exploiting that. It's just not feasible. Anyway just wanted to put some minds at rest about potential hacking.
I was long ago dismissed as a suspect. That is a fact. I hopefully will eventually learn more details about that criminal case, but I don't have any conclusive information at this time.
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