Hehe, I wish I saw this a few days ago before I went through the exact same thing :D Luckily I only had Zenbe IP in there so I found it pretty quick :)
Cyrus
· 1 year ago
Good stuff, thanks. Btw, you can access Gmail more securely using https://gmail.com instead of http://gmail.com. I would highly recommend doing this, and if you ever use public wifi, make it a habit because otherwise people can copy your cookies and get access to your gmail account (I've done it to myself, its surprisingly easy.)
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
Thank you for letting me know rune. I'm glad I could help.
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
Cheers Cyrus, I use the secure version all the time, but a surprising number of people don't. In a perfect world Gmail would always use it. Well actually, in a perfect world, we wouldn't need to secure our mail would we? And you say you hacked your own account? How long ago? Was the exploit fixed?
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
Thank you for letting me know rune. I'm glad I could help.
Big
· 1 year ago
Thanks, I was freaked out with the same problem.
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
You're welcome. I'm glad I could help.
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
You're welcome. I'm glad I could help.
Debapratim
· 1 year ago
thanks man...dis was of gr8 help...
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
Thanks for letting me know it was helpful.
Nate
· 1 year ago
Someone Jacked my Gmail and Changed the Sig BLock only to spam my entire contact list
joshnunn
· 1 year ago
How is that possible? What would changing the sig block do? Sounds nasty.
fabbaz
· 11 months ago
same happened to me just some time ago. seomoz ip lookup showed the ip to be somewhere in the atlantic ocean, but the adress is registered by softlayer.com in texas. i kicked all connections and changed the password. hope that helps...
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seomoz ip lookup showed the ip to be somewhere in the atlantic ocean, but the adress is registered by softlayer.com in texas.
i kicked all connections and changed the password. hope that helps...