The woman has noticed her "hacker/stalker" dude continues to not only sign into all of her accounts, change the settings, ("forwarding" email address, visual effects (he is apparently blind and has to turn the screen on "large" print, etc.), and change things to "his" liking so he can "see" her anytime he wants to via the computer; he continuously gets into this account because he likes to "erase" the tracking data, although ironically there are "several" different accounts that track the info, (and we will just say here and now that once you report an account to Google as hacked, well, enough said) -- so such as we can see who is viewing this particular account, it appears to be some vampire site, another rating site and a few others ad-related. Otherwise, he thinks he has erased the data and kept her "clueless." Ha ha.
Hacker dude has now also gained access to her personal hard drive and not only "copied" her entire hard drive and its contents, but erased ALL of her latest work, from her "book" that is personal and not even public yet (there are a whole lot of issues surrounding that, although it is copyrighted so we will see what authorities and criminal attorney has say about that one); but the articles and "personal" info were for publishing as well (assigned so there are now publishing rights involved), not to mention the people she interviewed and has kept notes on, etc. that is supposed to remain "private" -- not to mention her personal photos, her family (the ones of her is what she is most worried about); and other things like work and photos that took weeks and months to gather and do research and then in a matter of seconds all of this work "just disappeared." Crazy.
He has also recently created "another" account for himself and just attached himself as a "user" and now she has sharing on everything and everywhere, with remote desktop controls planted everywhere to boot (that was a new one). There were even little ".exe" Trojans dropped here and there – hidden behind software or downloads and updates. So, either he has assisted the help of someone who is versed in this stuff, or they are equally jealous (or hateful/spiteful) because who does this to someone, right? Who not only stalks/hacks someone for almost 3 years, continuously day in and day out – and then steals there info (remember, this is computer number 7; cell phone number 5, etc.). What, he can't think for himself either and needs info and is using hers to get through life? Does he steal everything? From certain contacts and info only such as "wine" contacts and info to certain articles; for instance, anything "dating" related, forget it. Damaged; destroyed; gone in an instant on finding. If she doesn't code it, it's gone the second he finds it, especially if he disagrees with it or mentions "crazy." It's almost comical actually. So why the contacts and articles keep mysteriously "disappearing" who knows. Heck, we are running out of ideas. We at first thought he was just after the business – that he wanted to know "what it was all about and he was after that "never before been done" secretive business plan" – but now it's way beyond that. It has become evident that he is either far beyond in love with her and has gone completely cookoo bananas; or, he truly is just psycho.
All we know is that not only is her info getting stolen, but they went after our info, contacts, files, etc. –again, still. And, he has copies of things that are extremely personal, and some that are just not publicized yet, such as a book; business info; etc. so no doubt there are multiple felonies wrapped up in that because there are also medical files. So, what does one say after being stalked for so long and this being allowed to occur? I suppose in the grand scheme of things, the way we see it, due to the attention we just may end up thanking him some day.
She thought it was to keep her from succeeding; to drive her crazy (or try to); but as she says – be very careful who you try to drive crazy if they are already walking that thin line *laugh* ;) But in all seriousness, who does this to another human being? It is just not human. It is not logical. It is not right. It is just not acceptable. But, the one thing I suppose he did not count on was meeting his match patience-wise. Although it's almost ironic because you'd have to be human to have patience. Nuts, isn't it?
So, he may continue to hack into her accounts,our accounts, her employer's accounts – steal info, erase info, make her life a living hell (the intent, we are sure); in fact, the other day after talking to authorities – during a period of time he was "not" present (actually, during a period of time he was changing his DNS routing (long story for another time) ...during this time, she was left to "do her work" without being harassed, and she managed to get her work done in less than 20 minutes, whereas it takes her a normal 3 hours with him on harassing her. So, as you can imagine – just not having his presence, or him going in to mess things up, saves over 2 hours of her time. Just that type of thing can save her from his idiocy and ridiculousness. For what? To mess with her? Make himself look good? But he doesn't even show himself, so that makes absolutely NO sense. Again, it's not normal human behavior – it truly is from the workings of minds of abnormal or someone seeking revenge. We can tell from experience, it certainly isn't out of love, not even the psycho kind. *laugh*
We do know that what they don't know (we say they because there are still multiple issues, multiple hackers) is that there are tracers; we won't go into detail, but just as they can drop their little ".exe" files that are sometimes "remote desktop" files or "trojans" – there are two-way droppers. The same for what happens when you inform someone you've been severely hacked. Enough said. So, erasing tracking codes or erasing partial or all of the history in someone's browser? *shaking head* It won't erase a presence. Any "real" hacker will tell you that.
So, for those who suspect someone has been on there computer, there are ways to check; we would suggest a great site by the FBI ( ) and from there, be sure your system is up-to-date and all programs and software are kept updated. Stay informed about your Windows programs, such as some have had back doors and issues and there are patches (and if you have auto downloads, they can be auto corrected). Anti-virus even have back doors, so be careful. Some good ones are Kaspersky; the one thing you need to be certain of with any anti-virus is to wipe your drive and bios and roots of any malware and ensure your stalker is not present on that machine before you start over. This is a MUST because they can hide, and sometimes in the software you copy and put back on your machine. So, the experts can help with this – that's why they get paid the big bucks :)
This woman not only found one remote user, she found three. Nice, right? Three people roaming her computer. And then she found they had copied her entire hard drive, after making it "public" – with two download system folders. They also did versions of files and folders (up to six or even a dozen, to make her think she was "crazy" thinking she had revised a file or not done work, etc.) – that was the worst. Spending weeks on an interview and then to have the file disappear. Or writing an article and having it disappear before your very eyes or when you walk out of the room to get coffee. What was the purpose? No matter how many times she would disable remote users, media (the way they got in) – they were already there. She would turn on her phone and find several unknown devices show up when trying to pair her Bluetooth; another indication. Her cable would go on and off whenever she was 15 minutes to the end of a movie (his favorite). So don't think your cable can't be hacked – everything is hackable, especially if Wi-Fi.
And again, when someone enters through a back door on your computer and gets to your anti-virus, be sure your password covers the "silent mode" because if he can silence the messages, the damage they can do if you don't see those pop up can be done in a matter of minutes. He could get into the anti-virus via back doors, silencing first all of the notifications (because otherwise she could see what he was up to), then he goes to that and disables it, then to the firewall to revamp settings and adjust, etc. and then he downloads and unblocks certain programs. He then resets firewall settings, allows certain programs, adds certain programs to the block/allow list, and then gets out (or stays in). And this is all within a matter of minutes by the way. There is a trail if you know where to look.
The other thing is that is so scary is that although he is no longer stalking her in person (at least that she is aware), he is continuously "monitoring" her by stalking her via the Internet. Internet Stalking, the new stalking for those who have no stones. So, we are just wondering at what point that part becomes "illegal"? Like really, dude? You can't break into her home at-will anymore so now you have to stalk her via the Internet? Wow, like that makes you some big man with nothing inside or in-between. We aren't even going there (don't get me started, like she says all the time). At some point they will be caught, as I have told them repeatedly. My patience, and hers, is as strong as their will to be crazy. With that said, as she hears them sometimes or sees his presence on the Internet, she patiently waits. And waits. Because one of these days she will be the one visiting him behind the other side of the glass screen.
We hope your week has been going well. All of our has -- and then some. The business is moving along, and all sorts of wonderful things are in the works. More on that soon.. the information is on the "other" computer and the email tree is not in our working phones but our other phones. Having to keep secretive everything is a little crazy but in a way, it is setting her up for when she finally goes incognito. Oh we can't wait – the treats that are in store then for her fans. In the meantime, hold those smiles and don't let the stress get to you. Take a deep breath and remember, it does get better. Just be thankful you don't have an Internet Stalker/Hacker dude *laugh* (love that her sense of humor is intact)
Oh, and Happy Valentine's Day! It's only a few weeks away... be careful of the online dating sites... and be careful of the red flags... just have a good time and trust your instincts, they are never wrong. If you must use a dating site, just don't go with old rules – the new rules are ask all those taboo questions on the first date; get to know that person and use the traditional standards with long courtships; no one and we mean absolutely no one can be revealed in less than six months. Give it time and meet their family; watch how they act in front of others, including animals, the woman behind the counter at the grocery store, in traffic – everywhere and with every situation. The signs will be there. And by the way, living at home is fine if you are there with your parents for a reason, to help financially, one is struggling, or a recent tragedy – something that brought the family together. And yes, this day and age people are living together due to expenses and whatnot; just be careful of those that are supported by mommy and daddy or who are not independent and who can't think for themselves. If that cell phone keeps ringing or if mommy says they can't stay late – just a few signs that there may be something wrong somewhere. Again, pay attention to the signs. We are not knocking roommate situations or parents helping their children (temporarily), etc. We are simply reminding people of not letting peer pressure or the "sign of the times" cloud your judgment with someone you're trying to get to know. That's it. Mere examples.
Oh, and by the way... due to the "hacking" we don't receive all posts, notes or any comments so if you have posted we apologize. Do try again.
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