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i think ive been hacked, how do i know for sure? - minime - Jun 24, 2009 hey guys whats up, i think ive been hacked but im not sure. is there an easy way to find out? thanks a lot sean - TechieJeff - Jun 24, 2009 claps Bravo. Very informative. Can you tell me what it is that you think was hacked? Your pc? Your account? What have you downloaded recently? Hijack this log? Comon. You know if you've been hacked, when you can't log in at all. - ECL1PS3 - Jun 24, 2009 Ask in the white hat section, under log analyzer and tutorials - Sud0x3 - Jun 24, 2009 run antivirus, run task manager see whats going on, and netstat -a at the cmd line will show you what connections our outbound ect. - minime - Jun 24, 2009 i gave my laptop to someone for a few days and i dont trust him. then i checked taskmanager and i found conime.exe looked it up and it said it could be a hacktool. my computer is fine. no problems but i just dont trust it. netstat -a gives me a long list of things that look fine and then a few lines that doesnt make sence to me. thx ps what does hijack log this something mean? - darkmike - Jun 24, 2009 conime.exe should be safe : Windows errors related to conime.exe? conime.exe is a part of the the Microsoft Windows Operating System and is essential for the secure and safe operation of your computer. . This process is used when a Asian laguage is used in Windows.We strongly recommend that you run a FREE registry scan to identify conime.exe related errors. thats what i found when i looked it up in google. try malware bytes it looks up where trojans and virues hide. |