It was password protected; can they get through that?  What about identity theft?  Should I be worried?
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I just read an article about that today.  (URL below)\nIt's easier than you think.\n\n\nhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/04/25/stolen_laptop_peril/
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Nobody should give that. It is a security concern. You may login to the company website for any disclosed phone numbers...
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Well, i am sorry for u. But u did not tell which email you are using and wheter if is a paid account or a free one.\nIf it is a paid account then give a call again to the tech support and verify the a/c info and reset the password if isp provided .\n\nOtherwise if it is a free account then the best option is to create a new one.But if there is some important file on there .Then try to get a password retrival tool and install it but most of them work if you lost the passwod and you have delted the cookies and all the histroy .\n\nSO go ahead give it a shot
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where there is a will there is a way.\n\nthey are few ways i know how that happend.\n\n1.if some one hacked ur system and ur web pages then they can get ur passwords easyly and do what they want.\n2.if u give it to some one or forgot to delete the files or hide the files whre u stored the passwords got to any one they can do\n3. if the whole site of the bank some how got incontrol of some one else it is possible.\n \nbut i can say be very much careful with ur passwords so that no one can guess them
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I'm using the system provided by Loginizer.com\nfor managing all my personal passwords.\nIt's easy to use and really helpful!\nI don't have any problems with my passwords anymore.
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I had not thought god cared about my passwords, on second thought this explains many things. thanks for the insight. I need to go for now I have to clear my history before Jesus sees it.
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you may be the the victem of a trojan/and or keylogger. if this is the case, everything you type is being recorded into a hidden/remote file, including your passwords in plain text. allowing someone to gain access to your new id and password. easiest solution, try an on-line anti virus scan, (search that in google, there should still be a few free on line scan sites out there), or just format and re-install windows (i'm guessing you use microsoft windows something), or have a friendly computer geek do this for you. until then , nothing you type is safe. hope this helps.
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you should change your password immediately and change it often. Check your computer for presence of any keyloggers.\n\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/09/create-secure-passwords.html\n\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/essential-free-internet-security.html
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You can put a keylogger on the computer and see everything that was done on it including any passwords that were entered.\n\nGo here for information - http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tg=dl-20&qt=keylogger&tag=srch
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There is only one authentic way is to get password from the user who own it. Otherwise it will be hacking way i.e using some hacking software but this is against the cyber law as you cannot log into any ones a/c without its prior permission.
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Yes I have a copy of this. It has been on the market for a long time!!!\nDon't worry, I work with computers and only use it when somebody has forgotten their password etc.\nIt tells me every password on the computer!! But I only give the password that they need and after checking that the user name is correct!!! Yes it can also tell you that!!!
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Firstly, please write in plain English; I almost gave up trying to decipher your gibberish.  And do NOT write in all CAPS -- it's the equivalent of yelling at someone.  If you yell at us, we won't waste our time with you.\n\nYou will need to remember the details that you used when you created the account in order to recover a lost password.  If you have forgotten this information, there is no way to access the account or reset the password.
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Try changing the password from the crt-alt-del wind task pane. Most business system are protected so someone can't come by as you're away from your desk and change your password.
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I'd run a security program as it sounds as if there's a 'Back Door' in your system which is allowing the hacker to sneak in.  This will continue no matter how many times you change your password, the only option being to close this point of access.  try running the best thing you've got, even if it's only the Norton Anti-virus provided by Yahoo.  Today it's email, tomorrow it might be your credit card # so it's in your best interest to follow this advice. Good luck.
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Possibly Yes with a Script. They can even get your User Name and Password but don't worry, they will not have the sinlge chance of accessing your Computer but if they really hard program they can do that too.\n\nAll you have to do is to install a Firewall and a Proxy Server and they will not have the sllightest chance of doing any damage to your computer.\n\nBYE
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There are some password breaking software that can help you out.
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The password is purchased by a user of their services. It is specific to each user and not a general one. Excessive use of a password, such as might be generated should someone share it or hack it, could result in the passowrd's termination.