Hackers have my password emails

Because they say so? I certainly believe it then

 

On a related note, there are tons of popups that claim your system is infected. 'Click Here' to clean your system bla bla bla, all bullshit and the popups can be frustrating at times and difficult to terminate. Always checking the process behind the popup can give you an idea if its the browser or something running from your hard drives.

 

Like you said, you’re no expert.

 

again, why isn't the Beeb not secure when logging in?

 

because they screened the inmates and concluded it's not safe

 

If you are, since you're on this forum, I'd probably trust that.
So that email checking site is legit?
Does anybodies email NOT come up infected on it?
Anyone?

 

Both of mine are clean...

 

Considering there have been billions and billions of emails and other PII that have been found in breached data, including 3 billion Yahoo addresses, the chances of someone not being affected are smaller than someone that has been affected.
Here's a listing of breached websites and lists: https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
Here's a listing of the largest breaches ever: https://qz.com/1480809/the-biggest-data-breaches-of-all-time-ranked/
The "ihavebeenpwned" website just informs you if you have anything on that list. There's no great conspiracy and all the information discovered by Troy Hunt (ihavebeenpwned owner) is publicly available data that he cross checks against.

 

I would assume because no SSL server cert has been installed. Those things are more than a little PITA to get the first time, too. And they aren't cheap, either.

 

Free!
https://letsencrypt.org/

 

I've been working DoD cybersecurity for the last 10 years. That's how I know.

 

This

 

More fuel for the fire...

https://www.theguardian.com/technol...t-collection-ever-seen-email-password-hacking

 

and yet, right now, I'm wandering around your house, wearing only a jockstrap, putting ass prints on all your stuff and getting ready to make a ham sandwich.

 

Not possible. I ate the last of the ham for breakfast, so, ha!

 

Good. He lied, anyway. He’s really looking for “sausage”.

 

Mumbling something about bun length

 

Yet another huge credential dump has been found. The fact that this site doesn’t use tls means any password/user name combo is susceptible to clear text sniffing (readable over the wire). I hope your login to non-tls sites is unique.

https://www.welivesecurity.com/2019...Feed:+eset/blog+(ESET+Blog:+We+Live+Security)