Just put some tape on your webcam . No one can see you Edit: they can't hear you when you put some tape on your microphone to(._.) Edit2: 215 likes wuuthh 😮 Edit 3: why do i get all these likes. Its not that smart 😏 Edit4: i did never get that mutch likes wow 😲
“If you computer runs slow your being hacked.” Random person that watched this video with no computer experience - “ oh no, better call Microsoft in being hacked because it’s running slowly.”meanwhile on his computer: *has 56 browser pages up, running a download on steam, uploading a RU-vid video uploading, rendering a 4K video on Sony Vegas Pro 13, running windows vista with some Chinese graphic card and an intel I3 chip*
cursor can move on its own if your fingers are wet and you brows something on your pc or laptop with your wet fingers, so the touch pad will be wet also and the cursor will move itself unless you wipe it then its fine. :)
To all of you, no need to be scared. some of those were there to scare you.... some facts were correct, some were total ballshit. contact me if you need any support with anything, im here to help with it : DanTheTechMan007@outlook.com
I think it is outdated software, eg: windows 98 is no longer supported by " Microsoft" for updates. You might consider updating your computer windows 10 is latest?
Just by looking at the thumbnail, I thought that if your computer has a green light shining on the top of the computer frame, your computer has been HACKED.
Specifically the one where you are redirected to a different website. I had a virus called Hades that made it pop up. New either gambling or 18+ ad every time I try to enter a new website even just changing videos on RU-vid
TIMESTAMPS The antivirus is switched off 0:49 You receive fake antivirus warnings 1:29 Your passwords don’t work 2:05 Your number of friends has grown 2:59 New icons appear on your dashboard 3:25 The cursor moves on its own 3:50 Your printer doesn’t work properly 4:30 You are redirected to different websites 5:02 Your files are deleted by someone else 5:36 Your data is on the internet, even though you didn’t put it there 6:06 There is unusual webcam behavior 6:56 Your computer works very slowly 7:28 What you should do 8:19
I think you have the same thing as me maybe when you drop your mouse your mouse might not react or moves on his own on some colors for me i can only use a black mouse pad maybe you can find out if you have the same problem on which color it doenst move on his own or stops :D
As a computer scientist, I cringed a few times... At these points, I think you haven't done the research enough. #11 isn't hacking. It's an infection that nowadays comes in the form of adware or scareware. #8 - again, this might not be hacking. Adware isn't hacking, it's installing software that pushes advertisements. #6 - I'm sorry, but I think that this isn't always a sign that your computer is hacked. From cables that gone bad to drivers that don't work anymore because of an OS update... or the external device itself going bad... It's a bit narrow minded to say it's a sign of the hackers. #4 - well.... what if an antivirus deleted those files because they got infected...? In my experience, I saw this happening on a hard drive that was dying. #2 - *ahum* driver issues. #1 - The issue I have with this point is the same as my summary here: While some things you say MIGHT point to a possible hack, various points in this video aren't 100% guaranteed signs of a hacked computer. Something can be wrong locally or the computer get infected with malware or something similar. Which again, isn't signs of hacking YOUR computer. There are things like drive-by-downloads where hacked websites open a so called pop under window with the size of 0x0 (so it never displays) and quitely downloads and installs malware and/or adware into your computer. Also, the older the computer, the slower it will run. The more you use the computer, the slower it will run. That's how computer work. The video itself is pretty well made and visually pretty okay, but some technical details weren't. I'm quite sure that more experienced computer technicians will find even more flaws with the information presented in this video. So, please, let this video be a starting point instead of a "this is all fact." video.
From someone who knows alot about computers. THIS VIDEO HAS NO GOOD INFORMATION FOR 10 MINUTES WORTH My solution if you want to know if your being hacked. Press CTRL + ALT + DEL on your keyboard. > Go to task manager (If you can't open task manager the damage has already being done.) Go to processors and click CPU. If something looks unfamiliar and is chewing up alot of data, this is usually capped out at a certain number. If you have viruses then I suggest you back everything you want onto a external hard drive or a usb. Sign out of your account by logging off from Win 8 / Win 10 Hold shift on your keyboard while clicking restart through the login home screen. You should be directed to a help menu. Simply click trouble shoot and click reset this pc. General Files Will Be Saved. Just in case make sure to back it up. Basically all applications and program files will be deleted and all modified settings will reset.
Roblox Player most data is stored in your user directory. Go to C:\Users\%USERNAME% and backup all of that to a usb drive. Or cd ~ aka home directory for Mac and Linux users. BTW if it isn't obvious backup = copy and paste. The more you know!
5:06 I have this as a virus where at random times, it would always appear a random website on safari, and sometimes spams the same website 10 times when I get of my Mac computer. It doesn’t like bring you to a different website when you type in a website link, but it’s like ads
I’m only here because when I opened my computer,I noticed one of my apps got renamed,and it was my name,and they didn’t even spelt it right,I got scared so I decided to cover my webcam with a sticker
2 years back i didnt know my computer data and bank account were hacked . I was so much worried .my Bank account were in zero balance , data were missing ,. A man from intelligent cyber branch he helped me.
Once i downloaded a game from unknown website and when i run that game my pc was hacked and evry program stopped working every file's extensions were changed even i change it back it doesn't work there were not my personal data or something important so i cleared everything and installed windows again from that incident i never downloaded cracked game.
When my computer's cursor once started to move automatically, I began to think the computer is haunted. Now I got to know that my computer has been hacked.
5th one always happened to me...After I reset my laptop (not just because I get redirected to other sites) I decided to not download chrome but instead use Opera :p
I use a laptop and I have basically nothing on it but furry pictures and sans pictures. And yes, some weird furry pictures. It was hacked once before, and it was my friend who didn't know I had a computer, and they came to me the next day and said "I hacked someone's computer last night and all I saw were furrys." And I said: "The furry lord of that beauty is me." We aren't friends anymore.
I have a few reasonable pointers. 1. Printers. If the printer isn't working; It could simply be the plugs, the paper tray or ink cartridges need to be refilled, or the printer has a parer jam somewhere inside. Though a hacked system is possible and always likely to happen, people just never know when. 2. The camera. The camera could have a case of being hacked, but not always. As with printers, it could just be the plugs. 3. Once more with internet. I have personal experience with this, so I know for the most part it's normal. Usually, like the problem I have is when I'm connected to an Internet router, so I tend to get a slow signal, even on five bars. Whoa. Other situations could very much suggest a hacked system.
My computer has been hacked today, like I tried logging in and I bring my dad in and he tried fixing it after that we heard glitching sounds of two of my teachers talking at the same time after that I have to wait for 2 days to get back in.
