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Hacked! Business Manager

How do find out where I am being managed? I am part of a business group. I have lost my entire life. My accounts, my devices, my phone numbers, everything has been hacked and used for fraud. I was an owner of domains. Lost them all when I lost access and data. Have paid thousands for help.,

iPhone 15 Plus, iOS 17

Posted on Jan 4, 2024 1:45 PM

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Posted on Jan 4, 2024 4:15 PM

Unfortunately, my IT professional is not known to me, I have been a target of cybercrime and identity theft for two years by it organised criminal gang here in Australia which is very well known to the police but they have done nothing to help. Thank you for your input. Have a great day

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Jan 4, 2024 2:16 PM in response to Hack3d2death

Hack3d2death wrote:

How do find out where I am being managed? I am part of a business group. I have lost my entire life. My accounts, my devices, my phone numbers, everything has been hacked and used for fraud. I was an owner of domains. Lost them all when I lost access and data. Have paid thousands for help.,

If your email account has been hacked then contact your mail provider on the necessary steps to recover your account.


You stated business group, contact your IT person on the necessary steps.



May 6, 2024 4:08 PM in response to Hack3d2death

Read about “LoTL” attacks (living off the land” and LoTO “Living off the Orchard. Also DEP, search on MDM attacks and lateral movement. Do you see an MDM under VPN, or log into Business or School? This is very complex! Look at “allowed apps” under restrictions are they all there? Some legit apps may be replaced with fake ones. Search on Eset for Gookit and read about LoTl attacks at this site. If it’s and auto enrollment (such as DEP) it will reinstall with reformat. “They” can see everything! There is a lot of info, except how to remove it. It could also be another attack such as just LoTL in which case, tools can remove the compromises, but email and passwords and other accounts will have to be changed. I’d much rather have LoTL, but mine appears to be MDM, search on symptoms of MDM compromise. List your symptoms, as you have to work backwards. Eset has a tool to remove LoTl and steps. But you will have to determine symptoms then figure out the cause! 60% of recent attacks are fileless (LoTl). Lots of reading required! Also read about “lateral attacks”. I

hope this helps.

Hacked! Business Manager

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