My ip address been hacked

I received a text message on my mobile phone. I opened it. It was a $1000 voucher by Woolworths company. I accidentally opened it.now I have difficulty getting into my online games. Tried every thing. Emailed alot of providers.I am still having the same problems. I downloaded firefox and tried my online game again
Problem is still there.what can I do to go back to normal and protect my ip address. Please HELP ME

Kermex,
I am sorry to hear that you think that the Ip address has been hacked. It has not. An Ip on a network can change every time you connect to the internet. It is the Mac address that is unique to your device. You can try to reset the password to the online games.
Please provide an example of what online game you use, it will help direct you to the support for that gaming platform. Also you can block these in the future by contacting your mobile phone provider as well as use Ad Block Plus for furture ads on your browser.

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  • HT1637 How can i change my email address on my mac to my new email as my other one has been hacked

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  • My iphone5 has been hacked, so every message I get in Outlook is addressed to a Fatima Quedas, who is on my list of contacts and has two email addresses, one on gmail and the other my own.  I deleted the contact.  What else should I do?

    My iphone5 has been hacked, so every message I get in Outlook is addressed to a Fatima Quedas, who is on my list of contacts and has two email addresses, one on gmail and the other my own.  I deleted the contact.  What else should I do?

    change your email passwords.

  • My email address book has been hacked, how do I change my password on an hotmail account.?

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  • I have a MSN email address but using a Mac; recently I cannot access my man email account; have I been hacked and what should I do? Thanks

    I have a MSN email address but using a Mac; recently I cannot access my man email account; have I been hacked and what should I do? Thanks

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  • Hey People! My apple id has been hacked and there was changed an email address for the apple id! so now i don't know which email it is! Please help!

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  • User name sent to my email address, but never arrives. Has Firefox been hacked and user info being sent to the wrong people?

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  • Hi Apple support, my name is Derek Turner and I have been hacked through a friend's email account and I wish to know if 1. I can clean my email list of names and account with software and 2. How is it possible to delete emails that are still coming back

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    Derek Turner,( a very new iPad mini user!)

    Hi,
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    I would go back to Apple and explain the situation (again).
    I would also consider closing the account (Apple rarely seem to do this as accounts are never deleted but just closed).
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     Mac OS X (10.6.8),
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  • My imessages have been hacked and recovery email changed and I can't delete it! (with pic)

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    Hi,
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    I would go back to Apple and explain the situation (again).
    I would also consider closing the account (Apple rarely seem to do this as accounts are never deleted but just closed).
    I understand this may cause issues for things purchased in iTunes and the App Store which my include Restoring the OS at some point.
    8:20 pm      Tuesday; September 16, 2014
    ​  iMac 2.5Ghz i5 2011 (Mavericks 10.9)
     G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
     MacBookPro 2Gb (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
     Mac OS X (10.6.8),
     Couple of iPhones and an iPad

  • How do I know If my computer has been hacked?

    I  think my Mac just got hacked into. I was working on a doc. that had personnel information- names. Phone #s and my home street address. my mac book pro froze up and when it unfroze, all of the names, phone#s and my address changed to ?/-\|# After I stared at the screen w disbelief for less than 1 sec. Word closed it down. After 2 min. Word brought the 2 word doc. I was working on back onto the screen. I looked at the personnel info, and saw the names, phone numbers and my street address in numbers and words. It looked like as if nobody touched my Mac. What should I do? I need help badly. If my computer has been hacked, the information they took, can they steal identity, credit card #s with just phone #s and first&amp;last names besides my street address. I havent touched my computer since thus happened. I'm my iPhone. Should I turn off my computer? Also ididnt save the doc. I was working on. a box came up and said "this file is read-only. To save a copy, click OK and give the document a new namein the Save dialog box( AutoRecovery save of document1)". What should I do? I'm not making this up. I watched everything without realizing what happened. Should I have turned my computer off while it was in the middle of the proscess? Help! Help!

    You have not been hacked.  Something went wrong with Word and it crashed, and something must have reopened Word.  (The system will usually ask if you want to reopen a crashed app...  did you see such a message?)  Word must have simply reopened the docs you had open when it crashed.
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  • How can I get my 25 pounds back. It's been stolen fom my itunes account to buy KingdomConquest stuff. I' ve been hacked via itunes - I had a prepaid card in there.

    How can I get my 25 pounds back. It's been stolen from my itunes account to buy KingdomConquest stuff. I' ve been hacked via itunes - I had a prepaid card in there.
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    It's most likely not you, no matter what they say. I have noticed a LOT of fraud with itunes, even with my own account. One time I caught them doing a database restore. I know this because my password automagically reverted back to an old one! I'm an IT guy who helped design DOD classified networks in the mid-pacific. I know security. The best protection for this is to NOT have a credit card listed in iTunes. Use iTunes cards ONLY. It's a pain, but until they step up, it's all you got.

  • How do I know if my computer has been hacked into?

    I am having two issues with my iMac. One is with my wireless -- in the past few days I've received a few times an IP address error, which seems to be solved by renewing the DHCP lease and restarting. Also, at the login screen when I restart, it takes two tries to log in -- on the first one, my password only partially registers and the screen "bounces", then the second try works. Could this mean that my computer has been compromised? We had some workmen alone in our flat while we were away recently, so there are a few people who've had access to the physical machine as well. Thanks for any help.

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    It's actually quite difficult to hack a Mac, and pretty much requires you to help out by opening it up for potential access by hackers.

  • I believe my BlackBerry has been HACKED

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    I now believe the message I saw on my phone that morning was actually there and I don't know what to do! Is it possible for a Blackberry to display that message to a user? Please help!

    If the messages are in your email, these are very common scams.
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    If I was to see a popup on the desktop of a Blackberry device, I would wipe the phone and re-install the operating system. Using the Link software backup the user files first. If your data is not important you can skip the backup. First make sure your phone is synced with some type of service to preserve your email addresses.  You can re-install the OS using the Link software. This is sort of a long process, but not too difficult to do.
    I know a lot of people including myself who get these scams.  I just hope you never answered to any of these, and NEVER clicked on any links and fill out their forms. 
    With your Blackberry phone, as long you use original Blackberry software and NEVER follow instrcutions from Scam email you should be safe. If you ever filled out any of these Scam forms you very quickly must change your passwords.
    With your phone or computer NEVER open any emails, and especially attachments unless you are sure the source is safe.
    The email services, financial services, operating systems services, and distributors will never send you emails asking about passwords and personal information.  The only time you would receive an email from any of these services is if you solicited to have an email from them.
    If you are installing Android software be cautious. Many Android programs can be a security issue with the phone. The whole idea of the Blackberry phone is for the security. Using Android software does add some risk.
    I have been told the safest download sites are 1mobile and Amazon for Android programs to be used on the Blackberry phone. But, there are no absolute guarantees. 
    When I first got my Passport, I tried an Android software that looked interesting to me.  I downloaded it from the Google server for Android programs. The phone started to work very slow, and the program was displaying banners on the screen when I was using the program. It was a free chess game. I tried to uninstall this game and it would not go out!  I had a backup from before I installed this program. The best I could do to get rid of it was to wipe the phone and re-install the OS. This fixed it.
    I hope all this helps you out. I am a user like anyone else, and when i have time I participate in these groups. In my family we have a lot of Blackberry phones. We like this phone a lot.
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