How do we find out who is hacking our yahoo account?
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If the person was good enough to know the answer of your latest question, he/she must be someone who is close to you, is a friend, or is a relative.\n\nEither what you are doing is a matter of National Interest, and therefore the CIA/FBI/NSA or whatever agency ur country has is trying to get into the account. But lol that wont be the case.\n\nThe person is a friend. See who all have been frequenting your desktop, or trying to be more inquisitive around you. You can mail Yahoo, but i dont think they will be of much help, they can just reset ur account details. But unless u find WHO did it, the attacks wont stop. For a change try a security question, the answer to which ONLY YOU WOULD KNOW!.\n\nor get a new account.
977957
Identify the account holder and report them to Yahoo for identification so that they could be indicted in court.
99014
Nothing it is not yahoo......................it is Phishing.
93848
If they have the password and know how to cover their tracks, I'm afraid not.  Things to look for are emails that have already been clicked on that you don't remember reading or your trash file being empty when you didn't empty it, etc.  My advice would be, if you think someone is looking in your email, sign up a new email account with Yahoo! and don't tell this person that you did.  Then, tell everyone else who emails you to start emailing you at the new address.\n\nP.S.  You could sign into Yahoo messenger with the new ID and look up the other ID and watch it to see if the little yellow happy face comes on at any point in time.
1014084
well are you sure that its actually someone who is a hacker?do you know this person?how do you know thats there email adress?Just close your accout...u could change ur pass...and see how that goes...but i recomend just closing your account..
1081227
go to yahoo members directory and type in their ID..
415999
Go the the Yahoo Help page, under security heading. Follow the steps.
87210
If someone is sending messages to the group by using your email address, save one of the messages received with the full headers (explained in first link below) and then file an abuse report with Yahoo! (second link).
963692
Get Hotmail,.. tell noone your account,.. \n\nOr make a New Yahoo,.. tell noone your account.  That's the only way to avoid and that doesn't even work,.. first day you might get mail.\n\nSo how do you feel about these Hackers?  *puts ear muffs on*
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Hi, from what I've been reading .. it doesn't look good. You can check the links below, but from what I read, if someone has hacked your account and changed the p/w yahoo can't do anything about it .. sorry. Probably the only way would be if someone hacked the hacker.
115434
It's called a small time hacker that figured out the Yahoo chat workings. Report it to Yahoo is all you can do.
252245
you should report this to yahoo or whatever your internet provider is. ask them abou it, then change your email and everything. you should also warn your friends. the hacker might have taken their info too.
6846
Yes and no, the best way to go about this is to click full headers on the email (under yahoo), look at the email address's full ip and than do a whois on the ip.  You won't get a person, per say, but you can see where the email is coming from!
402473
If he's only accessing his account on the Yahoo website then someone is spoofing his email address to spam. If his account is setup in Outlook Express or another email program on his computer, it could be a virus on the computer itself.
229064
Contact yahoo staff and ask them for a new password.\nAnd Y! Staff can also be able to ban the phishers IP...
769072
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.
1075537
Possibly Yahoo! People.