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Help to define a hack protocol


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I have been having problems with a hacker and there is a real possibility I know the person(s). I want to file a complaint and I need help with terminology.

The usual high-jacked password attributable events have occurred: my Facebook page has been altered. Organizations I follow have been spammed after sending emails or my sign up has been removed from their lists.

The following are the two issues causing me the most trouble for obvious reasons:
1. Saved text documents are altered.
2. Email messages are altered as they are written and proofed.

I would be grateful for any recommendations for how this might happen: is it a truly sophisticated or difficult hack? Does it depend on if the person(s) had access to my computer (they might have been able to achieve this).

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Having your Facebook pages accessed is not quite on the same level as intruding into your computer and accessing local documents.



Unless it's someone with physical access to your computer, that can only mean that your firewall is not doing its job.


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