I just checked my logins on Facebook and someone had recently logged in from a device that I don’t recognize. They had my password. So I changed my password. It’s easy to check. You can see everywhere you are logged in like computer and smartphone and tablet. And you can see the history of logins to check and see if they were all you. Just click settings > Security and Login and look at “Where You’re Logged In”.
Checked my primary hotmail. Someone tried to login from Columbia.
Checked my secondary mail. Someone tried to log in from Russia and Vietnam.
There have been many worldwide hackers stealing passwords so it’s expected.
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The podcast “Rely All” had some recent episodes about account hacking. Really interesting and scary. Be careful out there ladies and gents…
Episode 93: Gimlet CEO’s uber acct hacked and they try to figure out how it was done
Episode 97: What Kind of Idiot Gets Phished? kinda says it all…
Are you sure that you don’t have malware or a keystroke logger virus on your computer?
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Doubtful on my Mac. But could be anything.
On the same page ‘security and login’
Go to ‘Setting Up Extra Security’ and ‘Get alerts about unrecognized logins’
We’ll let you know if anyone logs in from a device or browser you don’t usually use
Get an alert when anyone logs into your account from an unrecognized device or browser.
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