My UbuntuStudio and Google Chrome Stable hacked - help please/advice if poss to track source

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08-05-2016, 06:41 AM	#1
m1bxd LQ Newbie Registered: Aug 2016 Posts: 1 Rep:	My UbuntuStudio and Google Chrome Stable hacked - help please/advice if poss to track source https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...2018_09_22.png Attacker remoted in, see above. Launched crib sheet in FireFox for total export of Chrome saved passwords I had attempted to hit print, but I had pulled out the network cable... The interesting next is where they had been locally on Chrome https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...ck/History.pdf NOTE: They went straight after my localbitcoins account... Fortunately everything is 2FA apart from Amazon because in the UK they don't yet offer 2FA, but they have in the US like AWS services. And my domain registrar. 123-reg - "arseholes". Advice sort on finding the hole. Suspects: teamviewer - nothing in logs Reverse VNC - unable to find logs Chrome plugs - suspects Chrome Remote Desktop - not used for several month Splashtop (Viewer) - unable to find logs BitBrowser Bitcoin Wallet My only get out of jail card. Keepass left not open.... Any advice to track how it happened appreciated. Cheers MX

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