Someones fucking with me

[Degree]

First, all of my skypes were banned other than the oens I keep secret.
Paypal got hacked about a week ago, reset everything on the account.
Hacked again yesterday. Called to reset all info again today. Someone took over again within the hour.
Now my personal email has been deleted (gmail) and I got it back, but they changed the password before deleting me and obviously that worries me.
Someones fucking with me, what do I do? I've no idea how they can keep taking over my accounts. And paypal is no help of course but it;s not like its only happenoing with my paypal anyways.

EDIT whoever it is, they have an email of lyu••••••@gmail.com. Don't know what the rest is.

EDIT: They're using a new one now..
Reset your password using the verification method below:

Confirm access to my recovery email: jas••••••••••@gmail.com

EDIT: Pls answer

If I logged into these accounts on a computer that could potentially have a virus, only one time and haven't used it since then, would they still be able to get my new passwords?

[Smoke]

First, all of my skypes were banned other than the oens I keep secret.
Paypal got hacked about a week ago, reset everything on the account.
Hacked again yesterday. Called to reset all info again today. Someone took over again within the hour.
Now my personal email has been deleted (gmail) and I got it back, but they changed the password before deleting me and obviously that worries me.
Someones fucking with me, what do I do? I've no idea how they can keep taking over my accounts. And paypal is no help of course but it;s not like its only happenoing with my paypal anyways.

Man, i was quick to this thread.

Run a quick virus scan man, there's a possibility you have a keylogger/virus on your computer. I recommend using "Malwarebytes" and/or any other highly rated virus scanners. (Run it on safe mode aswell, if you're using windows).

Also, i suggest using different and complex passwords for each of your accounts and not inputting a password you use commonly on unusual websites.

[Degree]

Man, i was quick to this thread.

Run a quick virus scan man, there's a possibility you have a keylogger/virus on your computer. I recommend using "Malwarebytes" and/or any other highly rated virus scanners. (Run it on safe mode aswell, if you're using windows).

Also, i suggest using different and complex passwords for each of your accounts and not inputting a password you use commonly on unusual websites.

I'm consistantly changing passwords and my laptop is virus free. Thought it was just the paypal, now its more than that, something has to be going on here and idk what the fuck it is

[Smoke]

I'm consistantly changing passwords and my laptop is virus free

Hm, a keylogger is the only thing i'm thinking of as that's the only thing where someone can consistently detect the passwords you use on multiple platforms.

Even bruteforcing/cracking it would be impossible for multiple things at a quick pace(especially if you use extremely complex passwords).

[Gaydow]

well then fuck them back 8=D

[Degree]

Hm, a keylogger is the only thing i'm thinking of as that's the only thing where someone can consistently detect the passwords you use on multiple platforms.

Even bruteforcing/cracking it would be impossible for multiple things at a quick pace(especially if you use extremely complex passwords).

If I logged into these accounts on a computer that could potentially have a virus, only one time and haven't used it since then, would they still be able to get my new passwords?

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well then fuck them back 8=D

Better believe I will after I get this figured out

[Arrow]

First, all of my skypes were banned other than the oens I keep secret.
Paypal got hacked about a week ago, reset everything on the account.
Hacked again yesterday. Called to reset all info again today. Someone took over again within the hour.
Now my personal email has been deleted (gmail) and I got it back, but they changed the password before deleting me and obviously that worries me.
Someones fucking with me, what do I do? I've no idea how they can keep taking over my accounts. And paypal is no help of course but it;s not like its only happenoing with my paypal anyways.

EDIT whoever it is, they have an email of lyu••••••@gmail.com. Don't know what the rest is.

Are you 100% sure that you don't have any kind of spyware on your computer?

[Degree]

Are you 100% sure that you don't have any kind of spyware on your computer?

99%, but if I logged into a PC with a virus just once could they still be fucking with me now?

[Logic]

lmao easily sounds like a keylogger

[Smoke]

If I logged into these accounts on a computer that could potentially have a virus, only one time and haven't used it since then, would they still be able to get my new passwords?

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Better believe I will after I get this figured out

Yeah, i suggest you change all the passwords on all your accounts immediately.

There's a possibility that time you went on a computer with a virus, the person had a keylogger on their computer for which pretty much steals your passwords.
Also, run a quick full-computer scan with "Malwarebytes" or any other strong anti-virus software to make sure you aren't infected right now. (run the scan on safe-mode aswell).

[Eternity]

As others said it is most likely a keylogger. I would not use that PC/laptop for a while and also make a complete check of your rig.

[Arrow]

99%, but if I logged into a PC with a virus just once could they still be fucking with me now?

I would assume they could,
Did you log into a school pc or a work pc or what?
My recommendation is to just do a complete reboot

[Degree]

Yeah, i suggest you change all the passwords on all your accounts immediately.

There's a possibility that time you went on a computer with a virus, the person had a keylogger on their computer for which pretty much steals your passwords.
Also, run a quick full-computer scan with "Malwarebytes" or any other strong anti-virus software to make sure you aren't infected right now. (run the scan on safe-mode aswell).

Bro I already changed them multiple times, they literally get back in within hours:

If I logged into these accounts on a computer that could potentially have a virus, only one time and haven't used it since then, would they still be able to get my new passwords?

If that's the case, how would they still be getting my passwords? I only used that PC once and changed everything sicne then.

As others said it is most likely a keylogger. I would not use that PC/laptop for a while and also make a complete check of your rig.

Like I said, I'm not using that PC anymore and I already checked my rig.

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I would assume they could,
Did you log into a school pc or a work pc or what?

A PC my parents own, they aren't too tech savvy and it definitely had a browser hijacker but I don't know about anything else. And I havent touched it since I left their place.

[Arrow]

A PC my parents own, they aren't too tech savvy and it definitely had a browser hijacker but I don't know about anything else. And I havent touched it since I left their place.

Is there any chance of you getting a hold of that PC and doing a Factory reset on it?

[Smoke]

Bro I already changed them multiple times, they literally get back in within hours:

If that's the case, how would they still be getting my passwords? I only used that PC once and changed everything sicne then.



Like I said, I'm not using that PC anymore and I already checked my rig.

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A PC my parents own, they aren't too tech savvy and it definitely had a browser hijacker but I don't know about anything else. And I havent touched it since I left their place.

Then you have to have a keylogger/rat on your computer man. There's nothing that can allow someone to consistently jack your accounts at a rate of a few hours. Download "Malwarebytes" and run a full-system scan on safe-mode. :P