Solved How can you se if surveillance you?

[Jager1112]

I get windows firewall constantly turning off at start?

How can you se if some one is some one surveillance you?

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hello Jager now mate what AV are you using because my Kaspersky suite does disable the Windows firewall as a matter of course because it has it's own firewall.

I am wondering just what you mean by surveillance too if you mean can someone see just what you are doing when on the net then well everything is possible but if you have some security system on board then that possibility is substantially reduced.

Just out of interest are you aware of things not being quite what they should be? If so then try running these as a quick scan if after these you are still suspicious then there are more intensive scans available.
SUPERAntiSpyware | Remove Malware | Remove Spyware - AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, AntiAdware!
Malwarebytes | Malwarebytes Premium
AdwCleaner Download
ADW download from bleeping computer delete any rubbish found with the malware scans
(NB If you are running Kaspersky as the main AV then it might need disabling it when trying ADW because it does not like it at times)

These are good to keep on your machine and run on a regular basis because SAS particularly will pick up rubbish mainly in the form of adware which does take up drive space. Along with those if you don't already have it on board then CCleaner is good at de-cluttering your machine.
CCleaner - The world's most popular PC cleaner & optimization tool - Piriform

 

[Jager1112]

Hello Jager now mate what AV are you using because my Kaspersky suite does disable the Windows firewall as a matter of course because it has it's own firewall.

I am wondering just what you mean by surveillance too if you mean can someone see just what you are doing when on the net then well everything is possible but if you have some security system on board then that possibility is substantially reduced.

Just out of interest are you aware of things not being quite what they should be? If so then try running these as a quick scan if after these you are still suspicious then there are more intensive scans available.
SUPERAntiSpyware | Remove Malware | Remove Spyware - AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, AntiAdware!
Malwarebytes | Malwarebytes Premium
AdwCleaner Download
ADW download from bleeping computer delete any rubbish found with the malware scans
(NB If you are running Kaspersky as the main AV then it might need disabling it when trying ADW because it does not like it at times)

These are good to keep on your machine and run on a regular basis because SAS particularly will pick up rubbish mainly in the form of adware which does take up drive space. Along with those if you don't already have it on board then CCleaner is good at de-cluttering your machine.
CCleaner - The world's most popular PC cleaner & optimization tool - Piriform

Hi ICIT2LOL i am using panda antivirus i thin it's disable the windows fire wall!
I dont know with program to block or allow! It simple in windows fire wall.

"I am wondering just what you mean by surveillance too if you mean can someone see just what you are doing when on the net then well everything is possible but if you have some security system on board then that possibility is substantially reduced."

Yes that is what i mean is it some whay i can see if some one loggs in or somthing?

I got a super anti SAS and installed mallwer byttes and run it dident find anything!

But if the got my password to my router how can i see if some one is coneted?

 

[Jager1112]

Found this is this traking cookie?

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Yep well the scan there is showing a lot of clutter if nothing else - all stuff that will add to the hard drive being filled up.

If you have it run the CCleaner it too keeps a lot of the rot to a minimum or nothing. But when you use it make sure you keep the cookies for sites you visit regularly or else you will find yourself having to re-log into those sites again and again.

Now s for anyone watching where you go and what you do well again with the sites such as Google, Microsoft, and facebook etc etc they collect info from your machine in any case. That is besides those who are hacking into sites and that is something that no-one can prevent completely - if someone wants your info then it is only a matter of getting into your computer whenever you are on line, you just have to be careful when you are on line. As for the password for the modem well again if someone wants it that badly then there will always be those who can hack it - again just be careful. Lastly have a lo to see if the modem security is set to maximum especially if you use wifi see this
Wi-Fi Security: Should You Use WPA2-AES, WPA2-TKIP, or Both? I have mine set to WPA2-PSK (AES) it descibes it in the text.

 

[Jager1112]

Yes i got no wifi and maximum high settings but can i see if they surveillance me some how it should be a spike in the network settings mabey?

 

[Jager1112]

What is this hook`?

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hello Jager now I am assuming you mean the Realtek GBE device? That is a network adaptor device and is perfectly normal.

If you go to the Control Panel and then to Device Manager and open up the Network Adaptors and se if there is a yellow triangle against the Realek device - see pic

 

[Jager1112]

No thank you it fine dont show any yellow triangle.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hell o Jager sorry late reply now just backing up to post #3 where you say you are using Panda security now having Googled it it appears to have a firewall itself on certain version of it which I find a little odd. This makes me wonder which version you have? See this
Firewall - Panda Security it appears from that chart in that link only one version does have a firewall.
Now you can follow this too What is the firewall protection of Panda and how do I set it up? - Technical Support - Panda Security it shows you how to set the firewall if the version you have has that widget it mentions.

I say all this because the Kaspersky I run on all my machines has it's own dedicated firewall and does automatically shut off the Windows firewall feature when installed.

Now you can check in the Control Panel again to see if the Windows firewall is running.
So Control Panel > type firewall in the search box > then click on Check firewall status > the next screen will show what it is see pics.

 

[Jager1112]

Yes panda antivirus have a fire wall! I shut it down and use windows fire wall

 

[Jager1112]

Only have family simple controler dont know if i have bluethoot?

 

[Jager1112]

I run ipconfig

 

[Jager1112]

Ipconfig

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Yes panda antivirus have a fire wall! I shut it down and use windows fire wall

Ok Jager now I don't know why you chose to do that because I personally think the paid for security firewalls are better than the Windows feature because they are an integral part of the total security program - but that choice is yours at least there is a firewall in place.

Now the ipconfig listings are a bit beyond me and if I were you I would blot out the ipconfig numbers when posting stuff like that - just to make sure you remain anonymous. But I stand to be corrected on that.
See my pic for what bits I think you should be blotting out in part or total.

To do that is easy if you use this How to Use the Snipping Tool in Vista
when done save the snip to say your desktop or wherever you choose then use this Screenshot with Paint then just save what you have edited with paint.
So > Snip > save to wherever you want > then retrieve that pic > right click > open with Paint and make changes such as arrows etc to the pic and you can make those changes in whatever colour you wish.

 

[Callender]

A couple of tips:

Net Share Monitor - Free Network Shared File Monitoring Software | www.SecurityXploded.com - lets you know if anyone is accessing your files. Portable version included.

Disable administrative shares: Disable administrative shares in Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7 - Winaero - but not if you actually need to share files.

Wireless Network Watcher: Wireless Network Watcher - Show who is connected to your wireless network

Run on demand and check MAC addresses. If any show up other than your own MAC address someone else is connecting.

A quick way of checking for processes that might be spying on you:

SpyDetectFree – WorkTime

 

[Jager1112]

Ok Jager now I don't know why you chose to do that because I personally think the paid for security firewalls are better than the Windows feature because they are an integral part of the total security program - but that choice is yours at least there is a firewall in place.

Now the ipconfig listings are a bit beyond me and if I were you I would blot out the ipconfig numbers when posting stuff like that - just to make sure you remain anonymous. But I stand to be corrected on that.
See my pic for what bits I think you should be blotting out in part or total.

To do that is easy if you use this How to Use the Snipping Tool in Vista
when done save the snip to say your desktop or wherever you choose then use this Screenshot with Paint then just save what you have edited with paint.
So > Snip > save to wherever you want > then retrieve that pic > right click > open with Paint and make changes such as arrows etc to the pic and you can make those changes in whatever colour you wish.

Hey no the panda was a free version i deleted the ipconfig!

 

[Jager1112]

A couple of tips:

Net Share Monitor - Free Network Shared File Monitoring Software | www.SecurityXploded.com - lets you know if anyone is accessing your files. Portable version included.

Disable administrative shares: Disable administrative shares in Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7 - Winaero - but not if you actually need to share files.

Wireless Network Watcher: Wireless Network Watcher - Show who is connected to your wireless network

Run on demand and check MAC addresses. If any show up other than your own MAC address someone else is connecting.

A quick way of checking for processes that might be spying on you:

SpyDetectFree – WorkTime

Thank you!

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Hey no the panda was a free version i deleted the ipconfig!

Right you seem to be sorted now I am assuming and if you want a good free AV then there are plenty in this
Free Windows Desktop Software Security List - Realtime Protection | Gizmo's Freeware
However I would advise you against using AVG, McAfee, Baidu, Ad-Adaware, and Comodo (only because it is a terrible nagger)
I have tested out Bitdefender, Avast,Avira, MSE, Sophos, and Panda and out of those I would if I were not using a paid for version of Kaspersky run Bitdefender, Avast, and Avira in that order. I mentioned the Kaspersky only because I have used it for over six years now and as well as being an excellent AV is also very cheap to run at approx $0.035 a day and that is just about free (currently) and one gets the extra benefits.
The choice is yours as always.

 

[Jager1112]

Right you seem to be sorted now I am assuming and if you want a good free AV then there are plenty in this
Free Windows Desktop Software Security List - Realtime Protection | Gizmo's Freeware
However I would advise you against using AVG, McAfee, Baidu, Ad-Adaware, and Comodo (only because it is a terrible nagger)
I have tested out Bitdefender, Avast,Avira, MSE, Sophos, and Panda and out of those I would if I were not using a paid for version of Kaspersky run Bitdefender, Avast, and Avira in that order. I mentioned the Kaspersky only because I have used it for over six years now and as well as being an excellent AV is also very cheap to run at approx $0.035 a day and that is just about free (currently) and one gets the extra benefits.
The choice is yours as always.

Thank you i tryed Kaspersky but i cant run it on my system! also tryed MCafee but i cant run it on my system also. I think i have Avast 1 year account?

I will look.

I have hear loots of good respons from karspersky.
I agin than you!