Collaborate Disseminate
If someone buys a brand new PC with NO antivirus program, and:-
Never opens ANY emails/attachments
Never visits shady/malicious websites
Never downloads anything,
Never connects an infected removable drive to the PC.
Never clicks any … Continue reading How can a hacker put malware on someone’s PC when all precautions were taken?
If an enemy company’s hacker has Remote access to my computer (RAT), can they spy on me and screen record my activities for proof without me knowing it? Can they screen record all my internet activities (writing emails, dealing with compan… Continue reading Can I be screen-recorded without my knowledge? Is it possible?
Suppose someone hacks my computer (by any means, say a virus or trojan like RAT), will they be able to know my IP address in real time? This is about dynamic IP addresses.
I have several unused email accounts that I had created long ago. I forgot their passwords, so I wanted to close them. They were gmail accounts. And Google doesn’t delete accounts because of inactivity. So they are there, idle, and I can’t… Continue reading Hacker hacks email account. Posts child porn online. Am I in trouble?
I wanted to know for how long Porn websites retain data about visitors’ IP addresses and the specific pages they visit. I wanted to check it for Pornhub, xnxx, and xvideos. However, my country recently blocked all such websites, so I am un… Continue reading Do websites ever delete data about me and my activities? [closed]
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How does the Interpol, FBI or any national cyber-agency find criminals by their google activity when google searches are encrypted?
As an example, if someone writes: How to dump a murdered body? This search will b… Continue reading How to catch a criminal by their google/any other https website activity [closed]
Why is it a big deal here on this website and on the internet about the "ISP spying on people’s browsing activities"?
Because in the end, ISPs are going to delete all User data as per their own data retention policies. If in the … Continue reading Why is it a big deal here on this website and on the internet about the "ISP spying on people’s browsing activities"? [closed]