Its all i researched for like 6 years after i got hacked hard, i lived for years only off of ports 53,80,443.Įverything besides that was blocked on a firewall level and only used a web browser to touch the net and that's all i would let connect to the net with no java script no flash player no html5. I know as well in the after math once i was back up and running some weeks later seeing as all my computer died in the first attack i had a botnet on my case or something for a time and would get DDOS like 3~4 times a day for like 12 weeks, don't know how buddy could keep finding me but it turned me in to a tinfoil hat when it comes to privacy & computer security.
I know i got hacked hard once and that scared me. Same gos if your dealing with a scary botnet with millions of computers. If your at a free internet wifi place and can't control the logon or router then you can't change your ip, unless of cores you use something like the TOR network or a proxy or VPN.ĭepends who your dealing with too, if its just joe noobzor hacker then whatever just change ips and who cares to be 100% safe, if your dealing with one of the 14 eyes meaning one of the big cyber command internet warfare centers then it all most doesn't mater what you do theirs nowhere to hide unless your a total pro/ghost on the net. If your directly connected to the new like using a 56k modem or other modems and log on to the net from windows when you just log off/on and you have a new IP.
They're fundamental to routing data on the internet, and as such an attempt to hack an IP address would break the hackers connection to whatever he was trying to access. IP addresses are technically not able to be hacked. In reality, chances of your computer being hacked from your known IP address is very unlikely.
Depending on how your computer is connected to the Internet and the type of security in place, your computer may vulnerable for hack. If someone knows my IP address, can they hack my computer?
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