Maybe your device has also suffered hacker attacks, lose out heavily even you may no longer want to encounter the second bankruptcy of information, you start to change your editing methods, network information storage. Hacker attacks are panic-stricken. But on the Internet highway, modern people have been moving farther and farther, everyone is close to each other via the Internet. At the same time, people also at stake because of network security risks.
The forces of good brought about by the internet have a dark side too. The freedom and opportunity the web provides is constantly exploited by criminals, gangsters, and terrorists which operate in the dark web, making online security and cybercrime one of the biggest social concerns of the 21st century.
Have someone hack into your computer through WIFI?
Wifi hacking is a common occurrence nowadays. A layman can hack your WEP wifi network within a short time using BackTrack. WEP is 0% secure, you can only increase, your attack time by using higher bit encryption. If your network is WPA/WPA2 secure with WPS pin default setup, then also you are very much vulnerable. We have posted a few months ago, talking about Free charging stations can hack your phone, Hackers build a connection with the charging station and within few minutes they can installed malware directly on your phone. Go here and learn how to protect.
Can someone hack your iPhone with a text message?
More than 86% of Apple iPhones in the world is apparently still vulnerable to a security flaw that allows a hacker to completely take over the device with just a text message, according to data from mobile and web analytics firm MixPanel. People who install Apple’s new iOS 9.3.5 version will no longer be vulnerable to this issue, and the company is urging all its users to immediately update.
If someone hacks your wi-fi password, what can they see and how?
They can’t see anything on your screen (unless you’ve enabled some sort of unencrypted remote desktop screen sharing program). But they can, however, observe all the data being sent to and from your computer (I’m assuming for WPA/WPA2 they observed the 4-way handshake at the beginning of each session, or trivially forced your computer to start another handshake), unless you encrypted that data using a protocol like HTTPS. They would typically run a packet capture program like Wireshark to decrypt the wifi encryption.
Whatsapp suffered hacker attacks?
WhatsApp is one of the most commonly used messenger services across the world. This server has very little security and hence can be hacked very easily. There are two ways to hack a WhatsApp device: through IMEI number and through Wi-Fi. So it is very easy to hack your information as WhatsApp doesn’t secure your data. Saving WhatsApp from Wi-Fi hacking, in a situation, where you do not have internet connection and Wi-Fi is the only option, use the Wi-Fi network and then ensure that you go to Settings-Chat-Settings-Clear All Conversations.
4 Ways to Protect Your Facebook from Hack
We use Facebook as a tool to connect, but there are those people who use that connectivity for malicious purposes, those in the know can get into our emails and Facebook accounts to steal every other part of our lives that we intended to keep away from prying eyes.
How to Protect Your Facebook from Hack?
Method 1: Reset the Password;
Method 2: Use a Keylogger, one is Software Keylogger, but here we don’t explain how it works. Check here if you need. Another is Hardware Keylogger, these work the same way as the software keylogger, except that a USB drive with the software needs to be connected to the victim’s computer. The USB drive will save a summary of the keystrokes, so it’s as simple as plugging it to your own computer and extracting the data.
Method 3: Phishing
Method 4: Man in the Middle Attack
There are still many hacker attacks not mentioned in this article, and we must guard against the confidentiality of our information at any time, protecting ourselves from hack!
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