HACKERS UPDATES
Readers, be aware that once hackers attack you, they will continue to attack you until your computer is trashed, or until you give up using the Internet. No, don’t trash your computer yet. And don’t give up using the Internet either. Why? Because there are other things that you can do to recover from a computer attack before you retire or trash your computer.
Try changing your Wi-Fi connection to Ethernet connection. If your laptop doesn’t have an Ethernet port, you can buy an Ethernet adapter that you can use to connect your router to your PC. Wi-Fi connection is slower than Ethernet. Or, you can increase the speed of your Internet connection which will cost you a little bit more each month. Make a deal with your Internet Service Provider. Also, Windows PC has a scan option where you can scan your PC using the offline scan option (Microsoft Defender Antivirus). If you have Webroot AV, use that first to scan your computer. But don’t trash your computer, and don’t give up using the Internet. Internet is our right. But in order to do this, we have to be familiar with the settings of the computer that we are using, and approach the problem proactively. Why? Because hackers can disable our antivirus overnight by changing one or two of the settings in our computer, and when we wake up in the morning our computer is "dead". Don't rely solely on an antivirus for the protection of our computer. If you have a Windows computer, be familiar with its settings. Why? Because hackers are very familiar with the settings of a computer. They can "freeze" our computer minutes after we turn off our computer. See you next time. In the meantime, watch for the vicious demons!
2/11/25. There are certain routine things that I do on a daily basis when I am done using my computer. Before I turn off my computer, I scan my computer with Webroot. It is a fast scan, doesn't take long. Do one more scan if the problem persist, or if it takes a long time to scan your computer. Before I "shut down" my computer, I "restart" my computer, and then I "shut down" my computer and my router, and close the lid of my laptop by pushing it all the way down. I am done for the day, or the night.
A telltale sign that someone has tried to intrude into your computer is when you see some of the app icons on your computer screen are scattered or missing. When you see the app icons are scattered or some are missing, you know that it is time to change your password. Believe me, don't ever think that hackers are tired of hacking you!
2/12/25. When hackers have changed the Settings of your computer to make your life more miserable each day, there is little that you can do because you don't know what Settings have they changed. Don't pull your hair. No! Make them pull their hair. Here are some things that you can do. You can reset your Window settings the easy way. Go to System --> Recovery --> Fix Problems Using Windows Update --> Reinstall now. Your apps, files, settings will be preserved. Sometimes rude hackers will not let you even do this. No sweat. Under Recovery Options you can reset your PC with a new Window. Remember, after you have done this don't forget to go to Control Panel and remove or delete Remote Connection. Hackers can connect to your computer via Remote Desktop Connection. Also, repeat the Webroot scan one or more times if it takes longer than one minute to complete. Webroot scan is fast. Better yet, do your AV scan at random regularly.
2/16/25. Hackers can do the most damage to our computers when we are asleep at night and our computers are off. Therefore, it is critically important that we do a regular full scan when we are using the computer during the day, and just before we go to bed after we are done. The malwares that they have installed in our computers while we were online are automatically programmed to make irreversible changes to the computer's settings without an operator. The number of computer hackers will increase exponentially in a few months time. Here is the reason why.
“For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace.” Romans 6:14.
03/07/2025. E-SIM. Have you heard about e-sim? Your phone is connected to your cell-phone provider through your phone's imei number and not through a sim-card. Hackers can replicate your sim-card if they know your phone number, but not your phone's imei number. Your imei number is uniquely yours. So, ask your phone provider if they can activate your phone through e-sim, a much secure way of protecting your phone from hackers. All i-phones are connected through e-sim, and not through sim-card, unless you have an old i-phone.
Try changing your Wi-Fi connection to Ethernet connection. If your laptop doesn’t have an Ethernet port, you can buy an Ethernet adapter that you can use to connect your router to your PC. Wi-Fi connection is slower than Ethernet. Or, you can increase the speed of your Internet connection which will cost you a little bit more each month. Make a deal with your Internet Service Provider. Also, Windows PC has a scan option where you can scan your PC using the offline scan option (Microsoft Defender Antivirus). If you have Webroot AV, use that first to scan your computer. But don’t trash your computer, and don’t give up using the Internet. Internet is our right. But in order to do this, we have to be familiar with the settings of the computer that we are using, and approach the problem proactively. Why? Because hackers can disable our antivirus overnight by changing one or two of the settings in our computer, and when we wake up in the morning our computer is "dead". Don't rely solely on an antivirus for the protection of our computer. If you have a Windows computer, be familiar with its settings. Why? Because hackers are very familiar with the settings of a computer. They can "freeze" our computer minutes after we turn off our computer. See you next time. In the meantime, watch for the vicious demons!
2/11/25. There are certain routine things that I do on a daily basis when I am done using my computer. Before I turn off my computer, I scan my computer with Webroot. It is a fast scan, doesn't take long. Do one more scan if the problem persist, or if it takes a long time to scan your computer. Before I "shut down" my computer, I "restart" my computer, and then I "shut down" my computer and my router, and close the lid of my laptop by pushing it all the way down. I am done for the day, or the night.
A telltale sign that someone has tried to intrude into your computer is when you see some of the app icons on your computer screen are scattered or missing. When you see the app icons are scattered or some are missing, you know that it is time to change your password. Believe me, don't ever think that hackers are tired of hacking you!
2/12/25. When hackers have changed the Settings of your computer to make your life more miserable each day, there is little that you can do because you don't know what Settings have they changed. Don't pull your hair. No! Make them pull their hair. Here are some things that you can do. You can reset your Window settings the easy way. Go to System --> Recovery --> Fix Problems Using Windows Update --> Reinstall now. Your apps, files, settings will be preserved. Sometimes rude hackers will not let you even do this. No sweat. Under Recovery Options you can reset your PC with a new Window. Remember, after you have done this don't forget to go to Control Panel and remove or delete Remote Connection. Hackers can connect to your computer via Remote Desktop Connection. Also, repeat the Webroot scan one or more times if it takes longer than one minute to complete. Webroot scan is fast. Better yet, do your AV scan at random regularly.
2/16/25. Hackers can do the most damage to our computers when we are asleep at night and our computers are off. Therefore, it is critically important that we do a regular full scan when we are using the computer during the day, and just before we go to bed after we are done. The malwares that they have installed in our computers while we were online are automatically programmed to make irreversible changes to the computer's settings without an operator. The number of computer hackers will increase exponentially in a few months time. Here is the reason why.
“For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace.” Romans 6:14.
03/07/2025. E-SIM. Have you heard about e-sim? Your phone is connected to your cell-phone provider through your phone's imei number and not through a sim-card. Hackers can replicate your sim-card if they know your phone number, but not your phone's imei number. Your imei number is uniquely yours. So, ask your phone provider if they can activate your phone through e-sim, a much secure way of protecting your phone from hackers. All i-phones are connected through e-sim, and not through sim-card, unless you have an old i-phone.