Someone else's IP address appears in an investment site where I have an account. Is it a hacker? What do I do?
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Ask the investment site to disable the account immediately, and to provide a new one. Request a new account ID and don't use the same (or similar) password.\n\nBefore attempting to access the new account, sweep you machine  for malware; someone may have installed spyware to monitor your keystrokes.\n\nWhen you connect to the investment site, make sure you are are connected with a valid SSL certificate (https: must start the URL) by clicking on your browser's the lock icon.
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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.
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From the whois record on netsol.com, I think you might be out of luck. It sounds like some kind of scamming website - they don't have a valid address listed for the domain:\n\nAdministrative Contact: \n Technologies, h2o info@usrealestate4sale.com\n na\n na, na na\n AR\n 3333\n\n\nHere's one option, not to contact them, but to contact their ISP to report abuse (if you determine that is necessary):\nOrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE45-ARIN\nOrgAbuseName:   Abuse Desk \nOrgAbusePhone:  +1-210-892-4000\nOrgAbuseEmail:  abuse@rackspace.com
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I agree it's more likely you're referring to IP addr, e.g., 234.56.78.90 where each of the 4 sets of ### is an octet of bits betwee 0 and 255 (2^8 = 256...don't forget you're counting from 0)\n\nIn that case you have a dedicated IP addr like with cable modem DSL\n\nTo not have a dedicated IP addr puts you in the category as people to have dialup and, each time you log on, you're assigned whatever IP addrs are available at that point in time...\n\nYou have that IP addr for as long as you're logged on until you terminate the session\n\nIf I had a dedicated IP addr, I'd be concerned about being hacked, because there's more time for a hacker to figure things out about your acct\n\nI agree that you can't hide your ISP unless you're in charge of a web server and an IP addr on the web with a subscription to the IEEE for .com, .edu, .org, .net etc\n\nIf you want an anonymous e-Mail acct, you might want to try www.mail.com...\n\nYou can join as userID@accountant.com, userID@australia.com, userID@smiling.com\n\nTo make it more anonymous, register as someone other than yourself...\n\nYou might want to be careful as to the fictitious name...\n\nIt's likely a company might accuse you of fraud...\n\nIt's only fraud if you're intentionally trying to misrepresent yourself as that company\n\nAgain you can't hide RoadRunner, EarthLink, NetScape, Juno, whatever
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You can get alot of information from this site, enter their ip address, and you can see their whois, lookup, and dns header information.\n\nIt is pretty likely though, that the person who used your card fraudently used an anonymous ip address, by using something like TOR (The Onion Router) which encrypts, and forwards, their  internet traffic through several internet addresses, and then it comes back the same way.  There is NO way to track this, (that I know of).\n\nGood luck, fraud sucks.
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your IP address shows which country you are living,so the only way is to use a proxy server which is inside US so they can't  \nfind it out.you can find so many free proxyservers by searching in google.
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It's damn simple. Just opt for "Full-Headers" rather than "Brief-Headers". Originating IP address will be disclosed to you automatically.\n\nRegards\n(Siddharth Razdan)
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Is this a spam emails? Or a harrassing email that was sent to you?\n\nIf you look at your email program their should be a menu link for seeing detailed results of the sender. This will gie you what will appear to be a bunch of nonsense information however it isn't.   You should see a section with originating sender. Look for it and then do a domain search, who a whois search at network soloutions and email them  Getting a specific ip will be almost impossible unless they are set up with having sent it from an ip rather than a domain mask.
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It mean some other computer on the network has the exact same address as your computer.  Contact your Network Admin so he can you give another IP address for your computer.
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Speak to your internet bank provider...they will have the ip address registered....and most importantly.....CHANGE YOUR PASSWORDS!!!!!
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Don't think there is any way of finding out babe, but its obviously someone that knows your password etc. Change it asap so they can't access your account x x x
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That is a private IP address. thousands or millions of computers can have that address. In your case, it is a device on your own network
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you can find out who the IP is registered to with a reverse IP lookup, although that won't necessarily lead you to the exact computer.\nhttp://psacake.com/web/eg.asp\n\nyou can also get an estimate of where that IP is located geographically, but it's not very reliable and your best hitting several sites found on google to get the best estimate of where the IP is currently located at.\n\nThat's the best you'll do just off an IP, you probably won't be able to find out who owns the computer that is using that IP address, maybe just the service provider.
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it is possible someone on your internet provider has the same IP address as you and you are being mixed up with him\n\nyou see sometimes Internet providers will give many users the same IP. This is the case with AOL, and other internet service providers. Other services, like yahoo, might ban people based on IP address. If someone happens to share your IP and gets banned, you will get banned too. The only way to remedy this situation is to contact your ISP about it!
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you mean your IP address?\n\nwww.whatismyip.com
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I used the first source below to resolve the IP address you gave above. It resolves to 212-150-243-4.barak.net.il\n\nbarak.net.il appears to be an Israeli Telecommunications Company called "013 Barak". The second source is a link to their home page (I have no idea what it says lol), and the third is a link to an english version of their company profile.\n\nWhat the folder / exe are, I can't say - hopefully you have some kind of dealing with this company that explains it to you? If not, I would view it suspiciously!\n\nEDIT:\n\nThe aditional details you have added suggest you may have the VCatch spyware program.\n\nThe fourth source provides information about it, and details about howto rid yourself of it.
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The problem is, emails can be easily spoofed (i.e., made to look as if they're coming from a certain account, even if they're not).  It's a flaw of the SMTP protocol.  There's really not much you can do about it.  Change your pw in case someone actually has access to your acct, but that's probably NOT the case.  It's probably just spoofing.