Has my iPhone been hacked? I found searches in Safari I didn't do!

Is it possible for someone to have hacked my phone and browsed with Safari? I have search histories that I know I didn't do and I am the only person that has access to my phone. Please help!

Is your carrier Sprint? If so take a look at this ongoing discussion http://discussions.apple.com/thread/5201835?tstart=0

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Has my iPhone been hacked? NEED HELP PLS

I called a number in my contacts and as it was dialing, different strangers answer the call and I have no idea who they are. When they hang up, the dial tone resumes until another stranger picks up the phone. This happened once and after that it was back to normal. Has my iPhone been hacked?

If your iPhone has not been jailbroken or out of your possession, it cannot be hacked.
Sounds more like a problem with the phone service, especially since it was a one time thing.

Has my iPhone been hacked?

I'm a complete novice when it comes to this stuff, so I don't know if this has any relation at all to the problem I'm having, but I'll just explain as much as a can.
I connected to my school's wifi with my iPhone to download some purchased music. It asked for my password to purchase the music. Before the download is complete, I have to leave, and instead of physically disconnecting from the wifi, I just leave the area, which I assume will eventually disconnect me when I get too far away. Since I'm disconnected from wifi, the download obviously is canceled (I assume I can pick it up later next time I connect to the wifi). But throughout the day, I keep getting the pop-up prompt to enter my password, which I assumed is because my phone is trying to restart the download and it needs my iTunes account password to do so. The first time this happened I gave my password without really thinking about it.
Anyway, later today I find out that a mass spam email has been sent from my Gmail account. So I'm trying to find the source of how they got my password, and I'm wondering if it's possible that this is because of what I was doing on my iPhone earlier. Could I have somehow gotten a virus or something on my iPhone? Or if it's something unrelated to the iPhone, and ideas of what I can/should do?
Thanks

The same thing happened to my iPhone today. Fortunately it only sent to one person but unfortunately it was my ex and the spam was for male enhancements. Since this happened I have had problems with my phone all day. Now my phone is saying restore needed on the screen but when I try to plug it in to my Mac iTunes tells me that my phone is locked and will not connect until I unlock my phone (my phone is not giving me a password screen)... anyway I am going to the Apple store tomorrow to get it fixed so I will ask this question tomorrow and let you know what they say.

Has my iPhone been hacked? iOS 7

Here is a packet capture from my iPhone. It does this quite frequently. Who is AV?
GET /connectivity.txt HTTP/1.1
Host: static.ess.apple.com:80
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Server: Apache
Last-Modified: Tue, 13 Aug 2013 17:01:53 GMT
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 13
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
Date: Wed, 25 Sep 2013 04:54:11 GMT
Connection: keep-alive
AV was here!

The request is used to determine if you're on the real internet or a captive portal (like the guest network where you have to sign in first). Essentially it tries to load this web page in the background, if it doesn't get the response it expects it displays the results in that little "Sign into the internet pop-up".
That said, I would have hoped apple would put more responsible content in there than "AV was here!".

Has anyone experienced all your contacts go missing only to be replaced by japanese contacs for no reason,it has happened twice,has my phone been hacked?

my iphone 5 has twice had all my contacts removed unknown to me and japanese contacts replacing them when im conected to wifi.has my phone been hacked or something or a virus maybe?

hi and thanks,im syncing with icloud on itunes i think.i noticed today while i was texting 3 small coloured circles in the box were you type your message then they disappeared.i done a restore back up yesterday and then the contacts disappeared again today

Has my phone been hacked?

I use the twitter/twitter app quite a bit and yesterday was the first time that I've ever seen a spam tweet from my account. So, I deleted it and changed my account password. I've just gone to send a text and noticed a new contact in my address book that I didn't put in and hadn't seen till today. It was called "twitter" and had a random number attached to it. I've deleted it but it didn't give me the option to block. Has my phone been hacked and if so, is there anything I need to worry about/do? Thanks.

Twitter allows you to send & receive tweets via text message, so it's possible that random contact is Twitter. Check their support pages & you should be able to confirm if that is the case. I believe the number for receiving messages is the same for everyone but the one you send messages to is unique for each account.
~Lyssa

Has my ipad been hacked?

I have to noticed recently that a website keeps appearing in my history, but I definitely have never been on it. I don't know if its happening to anyone else, but it's www.peanuts.com?? Has my ipad been hacked? Is there anything I can do do stop it? Please help!

After using my iPad this morning and came home in the afternoon, I noticed when trying to log in, there was a keyboard in the bottom half of the screen and my four digit passcode in parenthesis right above. If freaked me out. No one was home at the time, or had access to my iPad. I wish I had taken a screen shot.
The only way I could get out of it was to shut down and log back in. What could had caused that?

Find my friends showed my location moving around all night, yet I was at home asleep with my phone next to me. Has my phone been hacked?

Even though I had my phone with me and was home asleep, my friend using the find my friends app thought I was moving all over town all night, as it showed that on the app. Has my phone been hacked?

SLPDOC wrote:
I frequently use Find My Friends to make sure my kids get someplace safe. This AM my wife wakes up to an alert that says I left a bar 15 miles away from home at 1AM. I was laying beside her the entire night and hadn't left the house since 8PM.
My phone never left my possession. Does anyone have a clue how this could have occurred??
Does anyone else have access to your Apple ID & password?

Got an email stating my account was deactivated, but I checked AdobeSend online and my account is OK, no payment necessary. Was this a legitimate email from Adobe or has AdobeSend now been hacked?

Got an email stating my account was deactivated, but I checked AdobeSend online and my account is OK, no payment necessary. Was this a legitimate email from Adobe or has AdobeSend now been hacked?

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Has my imac been hacked? appearance of univinted "guest" user?

I turned off my new imac overnight. This AM when I turned it on and started to log in there was a "new" guest user on my login screen.
This seems pretty alarming as if somehow someone has gotten an account on my iMac that I have not authorized.
Yesterday I activated my icloud account and tested it out some. Could ths have something to do with this mysterious guest?
I live in an isolated, rural area so I am doubting that someone is hacking in to my time capsule wireless system but I do have an always on satellite connection.
Has my computer been backed?
what should I do now?

No, you haven't been hacked.
This should explain:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20119806-263/os-x-10.7.2-with-icloud-showin g-guest-user-account-at-log-in/

Has My iMac been Hacked?

I have a 2009 iMac running Maverick, 10.9.5.
My computer started behaving strangely about a week ago. Don't remember exactly what happened but ran Disk Utilities and 'Repaired Permissions' Right after this happened, I got a notice that the Apple Desktop Remote Control software had been updated. I understand that this software may be built into the OS. I was unaware of it. I am a little concerned and wonder what software would be safe to use to ck my computer for hackers, malware, viruses, etc. I don't have any special protection on this computer. Should I? If so, what would people advise?

Your Mac has not been hacked, so you should stop thinking like a PC user. The only way for it to be hacked is if you specifically authorize the installation of some software or had visited a specially crafted URL designed to exploit a security vulnerability, but there are currently no such vulnerabilities.
Something happened between the time you accessed that site and now, but hacking isn't one of those things. Just change your home page back to what you want it to be and move on with your life.

I am trying to figure out has my iphone been delivered

i am trying to figure out has my phone been delivered to get fixed

India136 wrote:
i am trying to figure out has my phone been delivered to get fixed
-> Check the status of your iPhone repair

Has my iCloud been hacked? Please help

One of my icloud calenders got renamed to "Kantor"
When I open the "Recently Added" playlist in the music app, I see songs on there that I have never heard of - it says they have been removed but there is an option to download the song
I started getting apple email notifications in Indonesian
Have I been hacked? What should I do?
PS I use an iphone 5s

Immediately change your iCloud password.
Are the recently added songs from U2? Apple just gave every one
with an iTunes account a free album from U2.

A folder called burn folder came onto my desktop but I did not create it. I removed it to trash and deleted it. Has my macbook been hacked?

A new folder came onto my desktop called burn folder but I did not create it. I put it into trash and deleted it. It says itr was created yesterday with my hotmail emial account. Does it mean my macbook pro has been hacked or has a virus?

I doubt it, a burn folder is just a temporary folder that hold aliases of the locations of files so you don't have to move the orignais.
One you burned a disk and are done, you simply trash the burn folder.
However Hotmail is a dangerous place, you REALLY should opt to use GMail. Yahoo mail is kind of safe, they had malware on the adds on their site though.
Apply your Software Update, download the free ClamXav and run a scan on your drive just to see if you have downloaded something.
Also you should consider upgrading to 10.6 as this allows you to keep using more recent versions of Flash which are more secure than 10.5 versions. Also 10.6 strips out a lot of PowerPC code your not using, makes your computer faster with video driver updates.
Also run ALL of the free OnyX's cleaning and maintainence aspects for your OS version and reboot, should clean out the caches and possible glitches this might be.
http://www.titanium.free.fr/

Has my computer been hacked?

I just recently got a macbook pro. I have been on PCs with antivirus software and never had this problem.
I have found when I am surfing the net a few random times, I get audio playing out of my speakers that sounds intentionally made to mess with me.
Once I was getting weird babies crying - like a bunch of them, and tonight I got what appears to be a sample of some singer saying "say hello" like it was taken from a record.
Is it possible someone has somehow hacked into my mac and is feeding it sounds to play out the speakers?
We have a password protected wireless network here and Ive never had such an issue before. It sounds crazy but its been a few times now random audio is playing just for seconds at a time. I was just on several random shopping sites, ebay, etc, and cnn, when I heard the "say hello" sample.
Has anyone ever heard of someone being hacked and someone playing audio through anothers speakers? I havent had this laptop very long, not much is installed on it. I know this sounds a little crazy.
ideas?

weird babies crying - like a bunch of them
Uggh! That just chills me to the bone!!!
Poltergeist?
Never heard of phantom sounds - check all of your tabs in your browser and see if one or the other is playing some sort of audio. I HAVE had overlapping sounds before - usually when I'm listening to music and have YouTube running.
Check your tabs - that's the only thing that I can suggest.
Clinton
MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2011), OS Mavericks 10.9.4, 16GB Crucial RAM, Crucial M500 960GB SSD, 27” Apple Thunderbolt Display

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