‘Hacked’/ compromised iPhone 14

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‘Hacked’/ compromised iPhone 14

Neighbours in adjoining house have hacked my home network a couple of years ago when a bitter ex bf with NPD didn’t like having to use the Guest Wi-Fi.

All devices seem to have been compromised, but with my various iPhones they seem to be able to live read anything being typed in any app and keep blocking emails and communications especially when it concerns them to law enforcement and other cybercrime organisations.

Apple are very restricted in what they are allowed to say. Has anyone experienced similar or have ideas to resolve/ prevent them or get evidence?

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Nik (UK)

Posted on Apr 2, 2023 5:58 PM

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Answer 1

Apr 2, 2023 6:25 PM in response to Blenikky68

Compromising a Wi-Fi doesn’t compromise the other Wi-Fi clients.

Not without more work, as the clients are using encrypted connections for the “interesting” stuff.

As you’re concerned, run through Safety Check: Personal Safety User Guide - Apple Support

If you have evidence of a computer crime, discuss that directly with local law enforcement.

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Apr 2, 2023 8:11 PM in response to Blenikky68

Blenikky68 wrote:

So what have I been?? They read anything I type on any of my iPhones as I am typing. It’s the UK, the houses are attached and I can hear the b@st@Ed’s reactions and comments through the wall. So if you say that I have definitely not been hacked, please have the courtesy to tell me what has been done to me.

Thank you kindly

Nik

The usual is phishing, scamming, password reuse, obvious passwords, and other technically simple attacks. This where there actually is a breach of dome sort. Getting somebody to do forensics for free is unlikely, and forensics best happens after the more probable causes are ruled out. Depending on local access controls, the presence of cameras can explain much, for instance.

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muguy

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Apr 2, 2023 6:10 PM in response to Blenikky68

No. You have not been hacked. Why don’t you describe the technical issues you’re experiencing.

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Blenikky68 Author

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Apr 2, 2023 7:05 PM in response to MrHoffman

Thanks for that link. Local police are aware but have ignored for 2 years as “not possible” and “too difficult to trace the culprit”. A senior officer is now changing that in this case at least. NCSC, ActionFraud and Cyberhelpline are all involved also and Apple Senior Advisors are going that bit extra to try and assist.

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Blenikky68 Author

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Apr 2, 2023 7:09 PM in response to muguy

So what have I been?? They read anything I type on any of my iPhones as I am typing. It’s the UK, the houses are attached and I can hear the b@st@Ed’s reactions and comments through the wall. So if you say that I have definitely not been hacked, please have the courtesy to tell me what has been done to me.

Thank you kindly

Nik

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‘Hacked’/ compromised iPhone 14

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