Windows 10: ARE YOU A WHITEHAT? I NEED YOU!!!!

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STEPHGULLETT-7447asked · 4 minutes ago
I'm so hacked and need help...WHITEHATS? PLEASE

I have been hacked by root certificates and a work place setting from an ADMIN? I don't have an Admin, I am my own ADMIN. I think my ex husband did this. Every device I get the NFC connects and then it "updates" with 1999, 2001, 2006 BS and it takes control of everything, even google. I don't know exactly what it is, I do know its a MIM attack and I doubt anyone even knows how to fix this ….Its so scary, all our private info and pics, camera access. It uses API, .NET , Azure, PowerShell, and changes every Windows 10 to Win 7.1 and then OS to Linux Mint? WTH? Ive moved, changed isp, got all new devices...it is also connected or someone is connected through Amazon AWS? Whatever that is. YOU can't begin to know how thankful Id be if someone actually could help. PS it also takes over my Microsoft emails and uses GITHUB to sign in and uses my kids gaming consoles? WHAT IS THIS?

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How to Revive old PC

Everything is wrong with that. Hackers look for XP PCs as the easiest target, whitehats use XP as a honeypot to lure hackers... old people use XP as a habit... Sane people of age 6-60 should not use XP anymore!

Support for XP died almost 3 years ago. At this very moment WinXP is the least secure OS that is still in use.
Lubuntu+Midori+LibreOffice gets the job done for most outdated office machines.
Even Windows 10 is proven to work even on low-end PCs with dual-core CPU and 2GB RAM (personally ran it on an old C2D laptop w/ 2GB RAM).

 

IE alternatives


Hi and thanks for the welcome.

I personally don't have any problems with any browser I'm using (IE, Firefox and Chrome). Lots of computer illiterate people I know are having problems with "Potentially Unwanted Programs" and IE gets hijacked and unusable. A reset of IE and cleanup of the whole system is necessary. WhiteHat Aviator looks good so far, will give it a try.

 

How to get my software removed from malware list - legitimate open source

You might try submitting it for review.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/portal/submission/submit.aspx

Keep in mind that most antivirus/antimalware scanners use some form of machine learning to find files that meet their definition of a threat. Due to that, it could have been an honest mistake by Microsoft.

With that said, it is a penetration tester and, therefore, a hacking tool. You may be whitehat, but that doesn't mean everyone who uses it is. Sometimes it's simply better safe than sorry.