- English: Official photo of David Petraeus, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Seal of the C.I.A. – Central Intelligence Agency of the United States Government (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Yesterday I couldn’t type my blog. I spent almost half a day trying to get my computer to work, but I got nothing. Nada. I didn’t want to get stressed, so I turned it off for the day. I found out the password the hackers use (Badass), and they really got angry. I could tell. They kept turning my computer off. I tried the same password today, and it’s been changed. It’s nice for a change to get to dump on the idiots. I wonder how it felt to have someone do that to them. I won’t tell you how I found out their password. It wasn’t through one of those sites that help you find someone’s password.
Anyway, I’m able to get on today. I don’t know how long I’ll last, maybe they’ll knock me off again, but I won’t give up trying to write my blog. So far, I’ve been lucky, somehow, I’m always able to work myself around the computer and find my way to getting on. Not only that, but I’m really learning how to fix a computer. There are pros and cons to everything, and having my computer hacked, has really taught me a lot of the inner workings of a computer.
I told you before that the hackers get on through your internet access, but now I’ve learned that they also get on through your Internet Explorer, Firefox, or whatever browser you use to get on your computer. And the spyware that you use to keep viruses from getting into your computer, they’re totally useless. I don’t depend on them anymore to keep me safe, because none of them works. The hackers also get into your spyware and change settings and add viruses while doing it. So, basically, forget about your computer as a safe place. Unless you’re a computer nerd and can protect your computer in every way possible, your computer is as open as your front door. The computer companies really have a long way to go before any of us can consider our computers safe.
If someone like General Petraeus, who was head of the C.I.A. (Central Intelligence Agency), can have his computer hacked, what makes any of us think our computers are any safer?
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Good for you for learning so much! I learned a long time ago that security software doesn’t keep them out, and that they can get in through your browswer, and your own connection. There’s nothing you can do about it.I’ve never been able to figure out their passwords, myself.
People who think their software works just are lucky enough not to be being hacked by the Gov. I gave up using different passwords fo everything because it was inconvenient for me and not for them. I think most of the internet users are honest people who follow rules and curtesy. The only people I’ve ever caught hacking me were law officials, Gov agencies, and their contractors. They cyberbully and harass us on a daily basis.
I’m glad you’re back!
Thanks. I think there has to be a better way to keep consumers safe. It’s too easy for our computers to get hacked. Computer makers have to come up with a way that doesn’t depend on a password. And also internet access providers also have to do a better job of protecting their customers.
That will never happen because they cooperate with the Gov surveillence people. We just have to put up with it. ):
(: sad.
Well, I heard people are pointing out what happened to that CIA guy as a reason for not reading other people’s emails. It’s encouraging that it’s hurt one of them…but then HE was actually DOING something WRONG, whereas we aren’t. but anyway, 1 CIA guy fired. (:
Yeah, it’s nice to have one of the creeps lose his job.
Too right! Yippee!