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Right...So today...I got hacked...I'm pretty sure this kid ip hacked me....basically I am wondering what I can do to get my ip to the point that he can't hack it any more? I went to my 'config' and reset it...but it still shows the same on my rs log in...i unplugged my modem and it's still the same..what should I do? :(

Well, I don't mean to be rude but it's pretty clear you have no idea how hacking works.

 

 

There are two ways someone can get your runescape password:

 

A) If you tell them.

B) If they install a program called a key-logger on your computer. A key-logger will record all the keys you press in a text file and send it to whoever he chooses.

 

Changing your IP address won't help you at all.

 

If you don't have a firewall, get one. If you don't have antivirus, get one. After that, scan the whole computer and do anything it tells you to.

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"It's not a rest for me, it's a rest for the weights." - Dom Mazzetti

Changing your IP won't make a single bit of difference, and plenty of modems have static IP addresses that don't change no matter what you do. The source of your problems probably lies in a keylogger on your computer, which only sends information one way. It doesn't need to know what your IP address is to do that. A full scan on your anti-virus program should fix that problem.

~ W ~

 

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I've scanned my computer...nothing was found...he logged onto his account on my internet...having my ip was the only way he could have got it??

I've scanned my computer...nothing was found...he logged onto his account on my internet...having my ip was the only way he could have got it??

Having your IP means nothing. If he hacked you, he knows your password. This either means he found your password somewhere, you told him, or he installed a keylogger.

 

Having your IP address is about as harmful as having your phone number.

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"It's not a rest for me, it's a rest for the weights." - Dom Mazzetti

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It could have been possible for him to get my password looking over my shoulder...but what i don't get is he also got on two of my pures..?...like i said i have scanned with avg, 3 times...nothing was found

It could have been possible for him to get my password looking over my shoulder...but what i don't get is he also got on two of my pures..?...like i said i have scanned with avg, 3 times...nothing was found

If all three of your accounts have been compromised and you don't have similar passwords, he's probably keylogged you.

 

Post a hijackthis log please.

 

http://free.antivirus.com/hijackthis/

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"It's not a rest for me, it's a rest for the weights." - Dom Mazzetti

Maybe he's logging on from the same computer as you are? Is the hacker your father?

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i will try to construct a crude metaphor, someone correct me if you see fit

 

what you are saying, that he hacked you with your IP, is like saying i broke into your house through your address

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