Windows 10: a hacker is trying to hack me

I Need help I am getting brutforced by some hacker that changes his ip every day he trys to bruteforce me everyday could you please do something about him he tried to hack me like 5 times already i tried to send microsoft a message in their e-mail and it said it is not aviliable something like that

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Account Hacked

Hello, my account got hacked and I managed to change my email back to my email and not the hackers. I am trying to enable 2 step verification, but it says i need a security code and i cant until 6/29 because i updated my security info from the hackers. How do i enable it? I do not want them to get back into my account.

 

Can someone please help me to stop being repeatedly hacked by the same hacker?

The account that I am currently writing this on is continually being hacked by the same person, and they keep logging back in to change the password. You might ask.. "Why not just change your email or phone number so the hacker can't keep 2-step verifying
the account and regaining access, thus locking you out?".. GREAT QUESTION!! Well whenever I fill out the form and regain access to the account to change the password, I can't change the email or phone number for 30 days.. by the end of the next day the hacker
logs back in, changes my password again, and has access. Every time I regain access the stupid 30 day waiting period begins again.

If anyone anywhere has a way around this horribly built security by Microsoft, I would be ever so happy to be rid of this hacker.

By the way, I called and started live chats with agents who tell me "There is absolutely no way around the 30 day waiting period." So here I am.. in an endless loop of hack-recover-hack-recover-hack.

Help?

 

Hackers

Hi Jason. I'm Greg, 10 years awarded Windows MVP, specializing in Installation, Performance, Troubleshooting and Activation, here to help you.

If you have proof of hacking you can contact the FBI (or your national equivalent) or local authorities.

Read these three articles which provide the best information in the industry about how to prevent and react to hacking:

https://preyproject.com/blog/en/have-i-been-hac...

How to tell if your PC has been hacked

https://www.csoonline.com/article/2457873/signs...

Make sure you use the strongest possible passwords, but to more securely lock down your Windows and Microsoft accounts use two factor authentication which then requires hacker to clone your phone - which most won't bother with: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-set-two-step...

I would also contact your banks and ask for two factor and other security enhancements.

Feel free to ask back any questions. Based on the results you post back I may have other suggestions if necessary.

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