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Peter3106
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Computer Hacked

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‎04-25-2012 03:47 AM

I have had 360 for a few years and the dasboard tells me everything is ok but, I have a real suspicion that I my computer has been hacked by a competitor. Is there any sure way to tell if my PC is hacked through Norton or other process?. I haven't downloaded anything that appears suspicious (that i know of) I'm not getting any errors or notifications although it has run slow at times (almost in slow motion) I came across a test using Netstat -ano and according to that I have been hacked but not sure how accurate that is.

Peter 

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Re: Computer Hacked

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‎04-25-2012 06:49 AM

What, specifically, is indicating a breech?

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‎04-28-2012 12:14 PM

I just accidently clicked on a button and now it says I had this problem... Lol...

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‎04-28-2012 02:12 PM

Welcome Peter3106

 

Have you run a full system scan in Safe Mode?

You might also run a scan with the free version of Malwarebytes. You can find it here.  Be sure to use the free version and not the trial of the full version, because that will install a resident scanner that will conflict with Norton.


Things happen. Export/Backup your Identity Safe data.
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