Conquer Club

Accused:
d0w0r
d-zero-w-zero-r

The accused are suspected of:

Other: Hacker

Game number(s):

Game 3580937


Comments:

I don't know how this user does it, but they have hacked into my computer. When they were losing, during my turn he somehow hacked in, closed my CC game window, and started opening programs, moving my mouse cursor all around not letting me do anything. Luckily I thought quickly and hit ctrl+alt+del and this solved the issue. I then opened up CC again and once i got to the game the same thing happened.

This occurred on more than 1 of my turns. The only hint to you could be the length of time between some of my movements as the game wore on. I apologize for my language during the game, but it was obvious what was going on. Please PM me with any info or respond to my thread. Thanks


Seyboo

Firstly, that sort of thing is called cracking not hacking.
Next,
there are a couple points. first is do you employ a firewall and antivirus software. these are the two most basic pieces of protection of a computer. and the next set is have you ever given any personal information about yourself. thirdly, try securing your computer. to do this you need to first change your password, run a scan of your computer, and then find your main file leak. its probably a sharing folder that you have that you share across a network. My final point is that if he/she ever hacks you again, you can always trace him back to their source. this i wont post in here...though it is easily found online, once you have their ip address block it specifically....if u can find their mac address, thats even better.

This is most likely a virus/spyware or whatever you may have gotten in your computer. As what Darwins_Bane have mentioned, get an anti virus software, even a separate spyware, or whatever Internet protection softwares available out there then scan your computer. If you have any important files in your pc, save them if you have a usb drive, external hard disk, or whatever external device you got there as soon as possible. Scan them as well. As for the hacking part, feel free to follow Darwins_Bane's post.