the people who provide u with internet  service, eg, sifybroadband etc can they hack ur acc. info as they hav?
924235
They don't need to hack your account as they already have all the information, but companies like them have a system to check & balance of all employees signing in from every system to avoid these kind of incidence, to avoid the case you are discussing. Although this is the matter of the reputation for ISPs.
161596
Certainly not. And your IP address they can see without attachment.
138443
yes and no, any site can be hacked, a secure site with have the secure symbol enguaged on your browser, just be leery of lesser known sites as those are the ones to be leery of when giving out credit card numbers, the major vendors are safe, but if shopping for stuff and you feel unconfortable with a given site then don't use them. all good sites will have real contact info that you can use to contact them.
465314
usually, no. Most of these are just to get your IP adress so they can send you  spam.
643378
hard to tell you that without more info\n\ni.e you system the make of you computer\n\nyou may not have to do a re-format there may be ways of stopping this hacker\n\nbut will have to know more about your system\n\ninstant message me and i'll be able to help you out
1033747
Dont worry even though its possible.. Its possible only by police.. bcoz only they have the warrant and rights to sneak into someone's private stuffs.. It needs many softwares.. or else only a professional well equiped talented hacker can do such things.. so only they can..\nDont worry\n\n                        - Jin
686643
You must be careful. There is a possibility that someone is hacking u. U should install a good anti spy software which is available everywhere. I suggest that you take your pc to someone who understands computers if you feel u cannot do it. Your privacy now might be in danger!
89346
Most, if not all services that offer, unlimited downloads for free or for only a few cents per month, are frauds and to commit your personal registration info to them, is risking putting that information into the hands of dishonest operators and who knows what can happen with your info if they get their hands on it???
138922
Correct.  Your information can easily be intercepted, but because of the encryption cannot be read.
500572
..Hi ..It is always a risk..to log in ..or surfing on-the net ...you have to be careful.. :about give your email address..to others...Hackers can always steal your data..to get access to your ..computer...You must protect yourself ...with ..security/virus/malware/rootkit revealers...etc... Also make shore..you get a firewall...\nKind regards...
241921
Yes it is but it isnt some info you can access easily but when someone changes your password then it sends you an email with the ip of the person that changed it.
885208
If they want and you give some special information, yes there may me. For example, bank accounts, family info., something you use in your important web sites like Bank Web Sites.\n\nAlso an advice; forsuch sites, use a different username-password then your accounts at mail or bank sites.
31073
It is not as easy as people are led to believe.  If I gave the average person my IP number staight out, about all they can find out from it is who I get my internet from (I will save you the trouble--COX St. Martinville).
660310
No.\n\nUse someone's wireless network.\n\nUse an anonymous email like Yahoo.\n\nDon't do it again from the same network or email address.\n\nThat's all...
515711
you should be able to, we'll say its your friends, if they don't have a password set on it it shouldn't be a problem...but if they do thats when you have to get sneaky ;)\notherwise yes is the answer to your question
627293
This is going into a persons personal affairs. Like Big Brother keeping tabs.\n\nOnly if the person has chosen to link his email ID to his telephone number / other contact details ... will u know\n\n... tedious task for most people , except hackers... \nbest of luck
1006198
DO NOT ANSWER THIS....  it's a scam... don't give them any info.. don't click on the link...  if you have, start changing passwords and stuff... that's the way these bastards work.. they start ripping you off by getting your personal info.. think I'm BS'ing...  nope....  had it happen to a friend....  she had to change all her PC passwords.. usernames... changed her phone number...  bank accounts...  I'm not kidding... be careful!