Last night I noticed all the printers were set to the xps writer service and I wrote to the owner of the facility that they needed to be changed back to the HP printers that we have. I tried to and the error message printer service unabailbe with some garbage charaters showed up. I checked this morning and the computers were set back to the HPs but not printing. I wrote to the owner that it appeared the network guy was working on it or had done it and left for the day. I returned this afternoon and they were set back to the xps writer. Also my admin privileges which I deliberately removed had returned again.
We do not use outlook express on these two computers but often times I will look at the screen and under my name it says one program running. The admin thinks I am a crackpot and all of the other users are 90 plus and just get on to check their bank statements or email and have not been complaining to him about these things. However in the last two days residents who use yahoo have come to me and complained about losing keyboard control and screen freezes while working on their email.
My theory is that I have some sort of middleware attack using the localhost loopback between my yahoo, Facebook and Google accounts. Because no matter how many times I change the password strange things happen on the computer.
I requested a refund from the bank and closed my paypal account and have not played the game since.
I did have my previous yahoo address hijacked from me where they changed the security question. I may have fallen for a fishing website when I got an email on how to reclaim hijacked emails with a email forwarding service. I connected all of my emails to the hijacked email account name and these problems started. I changed so that Google is my primary email and it shows log ons from my ip address when I was not on the computer.
It is most unlikely a user on the network because they are all in their 90s. So am I overreacting to normal technical events? One of the support people asked me if it could be the admin. He does not like me but he seems to be a very kind man and gets along with everyone so it would be out of character for him to deliberately rattle me.
I am not that interesting so why would a hacker target me or is he targeting the Network because it does not have a full time guard?
Or at least one that knows enough technical stuff.
Melisse
4 Responses
Davros
February 24th, 2010 at 5:05 am
1It seems that you have a trojan/virus on your computer. Don’t panic, just get AVG by Grisoft (http://free.avg.com/)
Or do a free online scan at
mrs. cullen
February 26th, 2010 at 10:23 am
2I think you’ve been hacked. That much strange stuff doesn’t happen to someone “technically challenged.”
Chibi
February 28th, 2010 at 9:04 am
3The technologically challenged youve been hacked try getting some antivirus software change some passwords.
The technologically challenged youve been hacked try getting some passwords talk to your computer aware friends as well.
Baby B
March 1st, 2010 at 10:01 am
4well, it depends, all your need is to be aware
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