May 14, 2023 | INDEX | |
This is today's log for access to my Gmail account. It shows that I have gone into my Gmail in the usual way with my browser (I tend to use Chrome) but also reveals a few alternative views (recorded as "Unknowns").
I believe these unknowns are command line entries, in other words hacks. What happens is that a hacker using my computer accesses Gmail via the command line. Even Windows (the OS I am using to type this) has a Terminal that can access email using a command line. You can see that the unknowns are using my computer because I use a VPN disguising my ip. The unknowns use the self same ip as I do. The hacker is either not on duty all the time or can not be bothered, since the "unknowns" do not crop up every time I access Gmail. Since I always use Gmail in the same way, the fact that sometimes there are unknowns and sometimes there aren't is pretty good evidence for the fact that they are hacks. |
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Gmail April 2022 | ||
Hacking goes into overdrive October 28, 2022 | ||
Hackers won't stop even when they are outed October 15, 2022 | ||
Gmail May 2, 2022 | ||
Gmail May 3, 2022 | ||
INDEX | May 14, 2023 Jonathan Brind | |