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1. Should i delete everything malwarebytes for mac tells me to software#
2. Should i delete everything malwarebytes for mac tells me to password#

I would say reinstalling windows would be the best bet because with access to the admin account they could have done a million things and you will probably never be able to track down every change and have peace of mind. The day of the incident may have just been the day you caught them.

Should i delete everything malwarebytes for mac tells me to password#

Not only yours but anyone connected to that network and in all honesty, if they have your password there is no telling how long it's been going on from the very first person you gave the pwd to, to the very last. These programs are saying everything is ok, when quite obviously something is wrong.Ĭould they have connected to my computer from a distance? How come Malwarebytes Premium and Bitdefender didn't prevent this from happening? It really raises the question what I'm actually paying money for.

Should i delete everything malwarebytes for mac tells me to software#

I know I should uninstall malicious software, but how can I know which software is malicious, if Malwarebytes finds nothing? I don't trust myself to go through files with strange names and delete files manually using my own discretion.Ģ. It's more than obvious I have been hacked.ġ. I've never used or even enabled this account.

I restarted my PC and it logged straight into the admin account without asking to enter a password. I ran my Bitdefender and Malwarebytes - they said everything was safe. A totally different user was signed in (the built in Windows Administrator), therefore the desktop background was different and all the files of my own user were invisible. I saw lots of different windows open: bit defender, malware bytes, web browser with different searches, my onedrive folder and many others. I opened my laptop and was shocked to see what's going on. After some time I heard it again and decided to look what's going on. In a while I heard the famous windows "ding, ding" sound for a few times but didn't pay any attention. I closed my laptop without locking the screen, assuming it's going to lock by itself.