A while back I posted a number of times about hackers getting into and damaging my Gmail account. What they were doing was deleting emails so that either I had no record of them or I was even unaware I'd even been sent them.
If you remember this you probably thought it was all over long ago, either it stopped or I was just paranoid and it was some glitch that came to an end. Not a bit of it.
The hacks continue. Today the issue was preventing an email I was attempting to send from being sent and so retained in the sent file.
Not a major issue for highly paid (and presumably highly educated) computer experts, but extremely annoying all the same.
There is no doubt that this was a hack because as you can see the same IP address was used for the top two entries and yet one has no browser details. I use a VPN so my IPN changes virtually every time I log on.
I never use a command line interface (the only way the browser column could be empty) for the simple reason that I haven't got a clue how to do this (though I have heard about software that you can use in Linux that enables you to do this, but now I'm using Chrome).
So someone has hacked in and left a trail.
And what for? What I was trying to do was book a craftsman to come and fit locks on internal doors. Of what possible interest could that be to anyone?
And yet you are having to pay for this!
Jonathan Brind