⚠FOR WINDOWS HOME EDITIONS USERS: ⚠ "Local Users and Groups" might only show up on Windows Pro editions. BUT if you have Home, instead go into command prompt and type the command "net user", which will also list all accounts, it just won't mark which accounts are disabled. So you'll have to remember to ignore the built-in ones I mention in the video (specifically: Administrator, DefaultAccount, Guest, WDAGUtilityAccount)
Yeah if you can use trustedinstaller as an account for a backdoor, that'd be better as this account has a lot of access on things you can't usually touch even with an admin account.
This is one of the many ways I handle tracing and uncovering malicious attacks. Most of the time you can only hide your tracks, but that doesn't mean they can't be uncovered. There are other interesting things you'll notice with back door accounts. I like to intentionally infect my servers and attack them every day. This allows me to get a more hands on and deeper understanding of the mechanisms and symptoms that malware or any attack type causes on a compromised device. I've even found vulnerabilities that lead back to my main network, which was scary at first, but I solved all the issues and patched it. Turns out 2FA's biggest vulnerability that I've noticed is if you have a secondary option that you lost access to and then someone gained access to by for example activating a number of an old phone can lead to false account recovery attempts, luckily I was able to solve it, but I had to experience the attack first hand to really bring into light the danger of 2FA gone unchecked.
@@BossModeGod it was a straight talk number, I'm not sure if it gets recycled. The furthest I could track was someone in China and I didn't feel as if it was important to continue searching. This happened a while ago, I lost the number after I dropped my service, forgot to remove it from 2FA and later on someone was attempting to recover and login to my account. I barely caught it while I was at work and got extremely lucky I was hasty enough to find and fix the vulnerability within my account after being notified of the attempt.
I'm surprised you didn't mention the first thing you should did if you find sure an account, which is cut off the computer internet access, so no one can remotely log into that account. It may be too late by then, someone may have already been in your computer, but if the account was set up by a virus, trojan, etc. it may not have been accessed yet so cut of the internet access. At the very least it will prevent any more outside access until the issue is resolved.
@@mcdone3 Yeah, basically that's what you would need to do. In the system tray you should see an icon that indicates no internet access once you do it and if you try loading a web page you browser should indicate the same. I'm not as familiar with exactly how Bluetooth works, from a security perspective, but if you're on a laptop in a public place you might want to disable that as well or at least check to make sure there are no devices paired you don't recognize. Bluetooth has a very limited range, usually measures in 10s of feet, but if I mention it if you're being extra careful in a public place.
I just performed this scan and I learned a new technique that will help me understand the computer system better and see what is connected and so far so good and scan came out to O maleware thank you 🙏
FOR WINDOWS HOME EDITIONS USERS- you can choose accounts in the control panel. if you have search bar, at bottom of your screen, just search for control panel. If not press window key on keyboard and S to open control panel, or right click window in bottom left of screen to open start menu, click search, and then type control panel in search bar. Select Accounts when the control panel opens. Users are shown.
Well. That's is First to check. But you will NOT NOTICE if they ARE RDP Session Backdooring as service and uses as user or through god, regedit and hide the user account name. A .exe or any other program can sign codes that it's works as Gathering services and send data to the improsenator fornedmaple. Yes it's the FIRST step to check. But it will 99,99% not be enough for a long way to Figure out where the impersonator disguise as. It's scary indeed.
I swear backdoors give me the creeps. It could be anything else, ransomware, adware or a trojan, but God please not a backdoor or a rat. I kind of like my privacy, you know?
@@danieleremin1924 No you still can't.. Trust me it's at every level from the sites, ISP, server etc The only way to stop Government Spying is to not have any tech and pay by Cash But you don't have to worry as they're not looking at you unless you get flagged by a Terror System or on a Watchlist, you can get flagged if you say a keyword over the phone or a smart device picks it up, Ai detects keywords
@@danieleremin1924 and Network and servers, nothing outsourced with own ISP than still maybe not as the lines are usually owned by a bigger corporation so the data will still probably go through them maybe still
Lol this isnt the only way ;) The most common is having a server application (telnet, ssh, etc) waiting for a connection. Exploiting TermServ/RDP/LanMan isn't done so much because of traces like this. This is closer to script kiddies learning to enable multiple concurrent sessions on RDP and being amazedballs at it.
For Windows home edition users there is a program - policy plus. I highly recommend this freeware to anyone who has the need to edit registry options like in the pro version of Windows.
Even as someone incredibly experienced never thought about looking there before. Also, oddly, I had issues with the old admin account which even resetting didn't help with. On that account only, which was only used via normal user prompt, everything was so incredibly slow for no reason whatsoever that I could find. So I created a second one called "TesT" to see if it would run correctly. Once I saw it was running fine, I deleted the old one and switched back to the normal user account. According to this, it seems the OS believes both the now renamed "TesT" and the old admin account name still exist though, despite one being deleted and the other renamed. Strange.
Something I observed a company doing that I added to my list of Best Practices is to rename the administrator account to something that has nothing to do with administration. I named mine LittleBrother. Then, I would rename the guest account to Administrator. It wouldn’t stop someone who knows what they’re doing, but an extra few steps might be enough to cause a lazy hacker to move on to the next PC
I got malware on my system just last week and had to disconnect it from the Internet, scan the entire laptop using Kaspersky, only to find nothing and then take a backup of everything and do a fresh install. This seems like it could've helped!
TYSM JOE! I recently had a virus on my pc that got me to the point of resetting my pc and thankfully there aren’t any back doors and pro tip for EVERYONE, DO NOT INSTALL AFTER EFFECTS FOR FREE UNLESS YOU WANT TO FULL RESET YOUR PC!
I achieved this for a RUclips video on an old channel. It wasn’t remote or anything nor did I harm any peoples computers, I just used a spare laptop at home. Used some cheap rubber ducky alternative and wrote some code
I would recommend checking your partitions with non-Windows media, especially on GPT disks, for extra partitions. On an unmodified UEFI installation of Windows there will be 4 partitions: - At least 100MB of ESP - 16MB MSR - Root partition in NTFS or ExFAT - At least 300MB of MS recovery Rootkits often make partitions on the disk to make their malware persistent through removal.
Thank you. Because I'm so sick of hearing just restart or do a factory reset. Still have alot to learn but some weird sht has been happening on my end. Fresh computer I was going to get some music going on. All the sudden says "wireless keyboard " 🙄 like no it's a wireless mouse. Checked to make sure it was plugged and reading and sure enough. Wireless keyboard and mouse. And wired keyboard, which is what I had. So I deleted wireless keyboard, back within 20 mins. And so deleted again. That must have pissed em off. Because they made so many copies and copy user accounts with the name similar with a random numbers added, seemed they did that to confuse me so I couldn't hit administrator account ? Basically by the time I deleted one or 2 of these new accounts poping up. 5 more would be there. Etc etc. So would u say I got hit with root kit? I've been having remote access problems with every android I get and I can't get any answers , suggestions, explanations, other than nobody knows , and frankly nobody gives a shit. I'm in small town, can't really figure out the right way to wiggle this thing ......computer has been sitting unplugged , until I kjow what to do as soon as I turn it back on. By the way. badass handle. Intergalactic. I'm with ya. I should upload some of the ufo videos I have . If the remote accessors haven't deleted them , oh shit. Wait.🛸💡
No cyber terrorists for me! Edit: btw you got me real good when I was 11 buying 2 Ethernet cables and wrapping them around each other to get faster internet. I’ve never forgotten
They're also watching you through the tiny pinpoint camera in the front of your TV and recording everything you say on your cellphone. Oh and don't get me started on what they do with your fridge, microwave or the recording systems in your car.
Likely, a hacker is not gonna waste there time with just your personal computer. What they aim for is corporate computers where they can receive payouts for leaking information or even installing ransomware. 99% of the time if you click on something malicious there won’t be a hacker readily in your computer. It would most likely be a script designed to take your credentials.
mine says there is an unknown user with special access meaning i cannot change the access on their account and they have the most control, i can’t turn on things like windows defender what do i do
@@jxtey that’s kinda the point to make it unnoticeable. If there is something, it prob just logged credentials on your Pc or whatever. Could be nothing too. That’s why I just wipe mine just for precaution. I mean you’ll live, just make sure to monitor any unverified logins to accounts you have over email
Local professional? So me? 🤔☺️🤣 I love how wet a computer pops up a message and it says something along the lines of "this should only be done by a professional" and I always say "good, I am a professional" 🤣🤣
Actually this might backfire for people like Jim Browning who hacks into phone call scammers' PC and stops/track them because now the scammer might be aware of such tricks and double check their computer to get rid of anyone who tried to stop them.
Yea it's unfortunate but if I didn't make it in the Shorts format, it would be absolutely obliterated by the algorithm. RUclips hates very short videos except if it's an actual 'Short'
Most common windows backdoor, powersploit, doesn't need a user account. Keep In mind that just because there was no irregular accounts doesn't mean you dont have a backdoor
"having a local professional inspect the PC" *innocent human goes to Office Depot or other "PC" shops* *"150 for virus uninstallation"* *proceeds to reboot*
as a cybersecurity student here are a few tips that are worth noting:- *turnoff your router to make sure it does not spread through your network *turn off your computer cold boot the computer try clearing the malware or take your computer to a local service center
hey bro, i just clicked some link few month ago, now they acces all my social media and steam account and changed my account email and phone number how i remove these thing i already lost like 200$ help me please
A Windows user should always run as a User account,no virus can install .If admin never click on Email links,as you said. If you have found an extra active account’s that’s not known.The best way is to wipe PC and start fresh.
⚠FOR WINDOWS HOME EDITIONS USERS: ⚠
"Local Users and Groups" might only show up on Windows Pro editions. BUT if you have Home, instead go into command prompt and type the command "net user", which will also list all accounts, it just won't mark which accounts are disabled. So you'll have to remember to ignore the built-in ones I mention in the video (specifically: Administrator, DefaultAccount, Guest, WDAGUtilityAccount)
ok
I cant find that
I think it's .msc
Edit: seems only for pro versions of windows.
@@sdk6450 Yea i'm dumb and misread it somehow
It's .msc for me too, and also doesn't work for my Home version, looks like it is only for the Pro version.
Imagine his search history lmao💀
"Scared computer man"
"Expert computer person"
I do designs at work sometimes and every time i need to use stock images it's legit like this 💀
@@aarvlo bro same💀
oh didnt think of this 😅😂
Im dying 💀
"Emoji with monocule"
This is actual advice. My man went from satire to actually helping people.
"These are normal, don't worry about them" Plot twist: He has a backdoor to your computer with those accounts
this is the reason why my computer get hacked once.
if I ever got hacked I'll be confused. why? what do I have in my shitty laptop that you want so bad lmao
But my computer get connected to the internet just once every month😂
(Backup data)
@@TheNamesArif mine crypto o attack a server
Yeah if you can use trustedinstaller as an account for a backdoor, that'd be better as this account has a lot of access on things you can't usually touch even with an admin account.
This is one of the many ways I handle tracing and uncovering malicious attacks. Most of the time you can only hide your tracks, but that doesn't mean they can't be uncovered. There are other interesting things you'll notice with back door accounts. I like to intentionally infect my servers and attack them every day. This allows me to get a more hands on and deeper understanding of the mechanisms and symptoms that malware or any attack type causes on a compromised device. I've even found vulnerabilities that lead back to my main network, which was scary at first, but I solved all the issues and patched it. Turns out 2FA's biggest vulnerability that I've noticed is if you have a secondary option that you lost access to and then someone gained access to by for example activating a number of an old phone can lead to false account recovery attempts, luckily I was able to solve it, but I had to experience the attack first hand to really bring into light the danger of 2FA gone unchecked.
How’s someone reactivating an old number that’s been linked to an account tho?
@@BossModeGod it was a straight talk number, I'm not sure if it gets recycled. The furthest I could track was someone in China and I didn't feel as if it was important to continue searching. This happened a while ago, I lost the number after I dropped my service, forgot to remove it from 2FA and later on someone was attempting to recover and login to my account. I barely caught it while I was at work and got extremely lucky I was hasty enough to find and fix the vulnerability within my account after being notified of the attempt.
me: *having trouble creating new account*
virus: I got you.
have fun loggin into that one
I actually died reading this one hahah
@@timothylego5675 virus: i got you
I don't know why I laughed at this 😂
Remember when all your videos were pranks 😂
I remember trying to wrap an ethernet cable around a phone to get wifi on my laptop. I was like 11 lol
I'm new to watching his stuff. Should I be cautious of following his advice?
@@keithberjeron763 not required he makes good stuff now
@@keithberjeron763 He used to make those videos like 6 or 7 years ago
@@Sqashi37 that's a relief. Thanks for the reply
I've done this backdooring servers when I was 16-17. Good job helping others
Thio actually coming in with solid non trolly advice for once 😂 caught me off guard
I know huh 😂 watching his new videos lately I been like is he fucking with me or he being serious 🤔
I like the short quick tips videos that get to the point. I'm not a huge fan of shorts in general, but I love the quick tips kind!
I'm surprised you didn't mention the first thing you should did if you find sure an account, which is cut off the computer internet access, so no one can remotely log into that account. It may be too late by then, someone may have already been in your computer, but if the account was set up by a virus, trojan, etc. it may not have been accessed yet so cut of the internet access. At the very least it will prevent any more outside access until the issue is resolved.
And that’s as simple as pulling the Ethernet or disabling WiFi? I’m just curious and trying to learn!
@@mcdone3 Yeah, basically that's what you would need to do. In the system tray you should see an icon that indicates no internet access once you do it and if you try loading a web page you browser should indicate the same. I'm not as familiar with exactly how Bluetooth works, from a security perspective, but if you're on a laptop in a public place you might want to disable that as well or at least check to make sure there are no devices paired you don't recognize. Bluetooth has a very limited range, usually measures in 10s of feet, but if I mention it if you're being extra careful in a public place.
*"Bond, James Bond"*
*"Joe, Thiojoe"*
Edit: 1.7k likes :0
"so what's your name sir?"
"Joe"
"Joe?..."
"Joe mama!"
@@D4rkbl4d3 You’ll see yourself out.
@@caflee7801 shush
:(
Joe, joeshmo
Thank you Joe :) Yet another short informative and to the point video - well done :)
when the whole os is the backdoor you dont really have to worry about hackers...
?
@@justinolsen488 It's a joke
average linux user response
haha “windows bad” laugh
@@ShDWNetworks is he wrong?
Just remember to keep your backdoor clean and you’re good to go 👍 Sometimes you don’t even need to wipe.
Lmfao trollmuch.
Aint even got to wipe the kitchen floor as long as nobody walks in
Bro is the best shorts creator after the skit ones, he even put up the searches for the images like... chad move right there. 💪💪
Its your time Thio. Hit us with it. Going through your videos now.
I just performed this scan and I learned a new technique that will help me understand the computer system better and see what is connected and so far so good and scan came out to O maleware thank you 🙏
FOR WINDOWS HOME EDITIONS USERS- you can choose accounts in the control panel.
if you have search bar, at bottom of your screen, just search for control panel. If not press window key on keyboard and S to open control panel, or right click window in bottom left of screen to open start menu, click search, and then type control panel in search bar. Select Accounts when the control panel opens. Users are shown.
Well. That's is First to check. But you will NOT NOTICE if they ARE RDP Session Backdooring as service and uses as user or through god, regedit and hide the user account name. A .exe or any other program can sign codes that it's works as Gathering services and send data to the improsenator fornedmaple. Yes it's the FIRST step to check. But it will 99,99% not be enough for a long way to Figure out where the impersonator disguise as.
It's scary indeed.
Finally a tech video of something useful and not widely known
One less thing to worry about
Hello!
hi
Sus
Finally, a YT short that is decent in System understand and has a confined answer to a problem
thank you I found an extra hidden user i kept getting hacked and could figure out how they keep accessing my new passwords. tou're a life saver
This is the best litterally the best tutorial. Thank you so much for this, i can now look out for viruses,
Oh great, now I have to buy a Windows PC
ur using mac? hmm
@@Cyberfishofant Linux
🤣
I use arch btw
@@gabtheone kay, i personally prefer linux too. (yes, macOS is not a distribution)
I am a win home user. I just checked the "net user" command. It is showing my account and Guest account. Thanks, ThioJoe.
" So did you figure out who hacked your computer? "
" Yeah his name's Joe "
" Joe who? "
Just Joe. No pun intended
Plot twist, its Joe Biden instead of Mama
@Tatsuya Shiba
Especially if a child used the computer. Literally any liberal would want to do that.
@@wafflesncatsup5323 BRUH DO YOU EVEN KNOW WHT IT MEAN-
Joe Mislim
Literally best youtuber for fixing my problems
I swear backdoors give me the creeps. It could be anything else, ransomware, adware or a trojan, but God please not a backdoor or a rat. I kind of like my privacy, you know?
You can't disable the Government's Backdoor on everything though 😳
@@Xighor Not on linux! 😈
@@danieleremin1924 No you still can't..
Trust me it's at every level from the sites, ISP, server etc
The only way to stop Government Spying is to not have any tech and pay by Cash
But you don't have to worry as they're not looking at you unless you get flagged by a Terror System or on a Watchlist, you can get flagged if you say a keyword over the phone or a smart device picks it up, Ai detects keywords
@@Xighor Ok. Time to make my own CPU and OS.
@@danieleremin1924 and Network and servers, nothing outsourced with own ISP than still maybe not as the lines are usually owned by a bigger corporation so the data will still probably go through them maybe still
I can say for sure this was worth the entire video time to know that there was a backdoor account on my computer.
The Hacker : "Ohh s**t , they knows ."
When I go on computer management, the "Local Users and Groups" option isn't there!
yea read pinned comment
Thank you! That was a quick response.
Sorry I arrived first and didn't refresh so didn't see the comment
Windows Home Gang
Whew! Looks like I'm good. Thanks for the tip. I'd have never thought of checking this.
Lol this isnt the only way ;)
The most common is having a server application (telnet, ssh, etc) waiting for a connection.
Exploiting TermServ/RDP/LanMan isn't done so much because of traces like this. This is closer to script kiddies learning to enable multiple concurrent sessions on RDP and being amazedballs at it.
My trust is so broken I can't even tell if this is real
what should I do if I see DefaultAccount there should I delete it.
@@xsder2226probably not
@@xsder2226no don't delete it
@@xsder2226it's defaultuser0 if it isn't, delete it
@@xsder2226 dont, its a windows account which means its safe and therefore default
I like the shooting star moving in the background.
Oh okay. I'm gonna try to take little looksee. Thanks.
A PROFESSIONAL!! Not just the next programmer 😅
FBI:GODDAMN IT HE FIGURED IT OUT
"your computer hacked your backdoor"
My backdoor:
Gods damnit man, I'm an old and your vids are so fucking helpful. Thank you for your work.
For Windows home edition users there is a program - policy plus. I highly recommend this freeware to anyone who has the need to edit registry options like in the pro version of Windows.
Even as someone incredibly experienced never thought about looking there before.
Also, oddly, I had issues with the old admin account which even resetting didn't help with. On that account only, which was only used via normal user prompt, everything was so incredibly slow for no reason whatsoever that I could find. So I created a second one called "TesT" to see if it would run correctly.
Once I saw it was running fine, I deleted the old one and switched back to the normal user account. According to this, it seems the OS believes both the now renamed "TesT" and the old admin account name still exist though, despite one being deleted and the other renamed. Strange.
Let a local computer professional inspect the PC!!
The professional: Installs a new OS without even asking you.
Looks good on my end, at least.
Something I observed a company doing that I added to my list of Best Practices is to rename the administrator account to something that has nothing to do with administration. I named mine LittleBrother. Then, I would rename the guest account to Administrator. It wouldn’t stop someone who knows what they’re doing, but an extra few steps might be enough to cause a lazy hacker to move on to the next PC
I got malware on my system just last week and had to disconnect it from the Internet, scan the entire laptop using Kaspersky, only to find nothing and then take a backup of everything and do a fresh install. This seems like it could've helped!
Do you reccomend Kaspersky?
how did you know you had malware?
Thank you I will use this technique forever
::reads title::
[Ominous music]
Thanks for the upload! Even though it made My heart skip a beat.
I peed myself because I don't have any professionals near by if I am hacked
So im not the only one who is scared by these kind of videos?
@@That1Guineapig. you are not alone. I know it triggers My paranoia worse than a kid's first horror flick.
You should add more tags in the description so these videos reach more people
I dont even have "Local users and groups" ^^" oops
it is not available for windows home version I guess
You most like have a Home edition license, which doesn't have access to certain features (such as Local Users and Groups inside Computer Management.)
Read the pinned comment
run net user in command prompt
@@BenCos2018 what is the command?
You just earned a new sub! Thanks!
Does anyone remember when Joe was funny?
I miss that Joe..
Pepperidge farm remembers
him:If a hacker created a backdoor on your computer
Me:just close the door
u should remake the video with the net user method since it works on everything
I would recommend looking at the event log ang filtering for events from users who shouldn't be logged in. This is your first clue
bro ....
Thank god I use arch btw
Me too, I also use arch btw
@@everythingtube172 let's goooo arch, btw
Nice try Thiojoe, not falling for this prank. I learned my lesson with your Wi-Fi speeds videos
i don't have the "Local Users and Groups" tab
In that case just search the start menu for "lusrmgr.exe"
@@ThioJoe Microsoft obviously enjoys sniffing its own farts for _flooding the market_ with handicapped "Home" versions of its OS.
Me: deletes profile
Hacker: Wait, that’s illegal.
lol
Doesn't seem to work with Windows home edition :(
yea read pinned comment for workaround though
TYSM JOE! I recently had a virus on my pc that got me to the point of resetting my pc and thankfully there aren’t any back doors and pro tip for EVERYONE, DO NOT INSTALL AFTER EFFECTS FOR FREE UNLESS YOU WANT TO FULL RESET YOUR PC!
Thank you.
Name: “Secret user account”
Him: *”I can’t tell for sure if it’s a hacker.”*
I was just about to ask in comments but just looked at his pinned comment, okay thanks Joee
Interesting, I didn’t know you could hide them. This is going to make my job so much easier
It’s a joke obv
Joe: You could remove the account from the registery
Also him a few seconds later: wipe the computer fresh
Thanks, I’ll remember to remove that for my future endeavors!
I achieved this for a RUclips video on an old channel. It wasn’t remote or anything nor did I harm any peoples computers, I just used a spare laptop at home. Used some cheap rubber ducky alternative and wrote some code
Advices on virus...
My Grandma: "eyyy i won i jackpot of $100M!"
Me: "did you click on it? Uuggghhh, not again....."
Goofy ahh meme
Create monthly backups on an external drive and do a hard factory reset whenever you get a problem like this
I would recommend checking your partitions with non-Windows media, especially on GPT disks, for extra partitions. On an unmodified UEFI installation of Windows there will be 4 partitions:
- At least 100MB of ESP
- 16MB MSR
- Root partition in NTFS or ExFAT
- At least 300MB of MS recovery
Rootkits often make partitions on the disk to make their malware persistent through removal.
Thank you. Because I'm so sick of hearing just restart or do a factory reset. Still have alot to learn but some weird sht has been happening on my end. Fresh computer I was going to get some music going on. All the sudden says "wireless keyboard " 🙄 like no it's a wireless mouse. Checked to make sure it was plugged and reading and sure enough. Wireless keyboard and mouse. And wired keyboard, which is what I had. So I deleted wireless keyboard, back within 20 mins. And so deleted again. That must have pissed em off. Because they made so many copies and copy user accounts with the name similar with a random numbers added, seemed they did that to confuse me so I couldn't hit administrator account ? Basically by the time I deleted one or 2 of these new accounts poping up. 5 more would be there. Etc etc. So would u say I got hit with root kit? I've been having remote access problems with every android I get and I can't get any answers , suggestions, explanations, other than nobody knows , and frankly nobody gives a shit. I'm in small town, can't really figure out the right way to wiggle this thing ......computer has been sitting unplugged , until I kjow what to do as soon as I turn it back on. By the way. badass handle. Intergalactic. I'm with ya. I should upload some of the ufo videos I have . If the remote accessors haven't deleted them , oh shit. Wait.🛸💡
No cyber terrorists for me!
Edit: btw you got me real good when I was 11 buying 2 Ethernet cables and wrapping them around each other to get faster internet. I’ve never forgotten
The FBI has a back door to every device.
They're also watching you through the tiny pinpoint camera in the front of your TV and recording everything you say on your cellphone. Oh and don't get me started on what they do with your fridge, microwave or the recording systems in your car.
Exactly, but they have no reason to check it out in the first place unless you have some shady searches or activity online
Likely, a hacker is not gonna waste there time with just your personal computer. What they aim for is corporate computers where they can receive payouts for leaking information or even installing ransomware. 99% of the time if you click on something malicious there won’t be a hacker readily in your computer. It would most likely be a script designed to take your credentials.
mine says there is an unknown user with special access meaning i cannot change the access on their account and they have the most control, i can’t turn on things like windows defender what do i do
@@jxtey Anytime I have my doubts I just take all the important stuff off my computer and scrub it. Fastest solution to it.
@@dundydunker since nothing has seemed to have happened do you reckon i’ll be fine or should i do a factory reset?
@@jxtey that’s kinda the point to make it unnoticeable. If there is something, it prob just logged credentials on your Pc or whatever. Could be nothing too. That’s why I just wipe mine just for precaution. I mean you’ll live, just make sure to monitor any unverified logins to accounts you have over email
@@dundydunker okay thanks i appreciate the advice
Hackers: Lmao i get exposed.
Also Hackers: anyways there is millions ways of hacking
I like this guy he helps on so much things
Thank you for telling me this, luckily I didn’t have a hacker user but sure did I think I did so I just want to say thanks
Local professional? So me? 🤔☺️🤣
I love how wet a computer pops up a message and it says something along the lines of "this should only be done by a professional" and I always say "good, I am a professional" 🤣🤣
ThioJoe is now SeriousJoe. Nice vid!!
Wow thanks I'll remember that for when I get enough money to get a computer
Yes, but if someone activates the Administrator user, uses it and then deactivates it, you won’t be able to notice anything with this method
Actually this might backfire for people like Jim Browning who hacks into phone call scammers' PC and stops/track them because now the scammer might be aware of such tricks and double check their computer to get rid of anyone who tried to stop them.
My horizontal vision and knowledge of rotating phones dislikes this video.
Yea it's unfortunate but if I didn't make it in the Shorts format, it would be absolutely obliterated by the algorithm. RUclips hates very short videos except if it's an actual 'Short'
Most common windows backdoor, powersploit, doesn't need a user account. Keep In mind that just because there was no irregular accounts doesn't mean you dont have a backdoor
The skull went
☠️
☠️ ☠️ _☠️_ ☠️
💀
I was half expecting to bring out the aluminum foil again
"having a local professional inspect the PC"
*innocent human goes to Office Depot or other "PC" shops*
*"150 for virus uninstallation"*
*proceeds to reboot*
POV: it worked and now you know why the camera would turn on by itself
as a cybersecurity student here are a few tips that are worth noting:-
*turnoff your router to make sure it does not spread through your network
*turn off your computer cold boot the computer try clearing the malware or take your computer to a local service center
hey bro, i just clicked some link few month ago, now they acces all my social media and steam account and changed my account email and phone number how i remove these thing i already lost like 200$ help me please
WOW good to know thank you very much.....😁👍
A Windows user should always run as a User account,no virus can install .If admin never click on Email links,as you said. If you have found an extra active account’s that’s not known.The best way is to wipe PC and start fresh.
Imagine a hacker loging in and sees your anime wallpaper someone caught you on 4k and not him getting caught in 4k
Meanwhile I just use the default account "Administrator" as the backdoor so that nothing looks out of the ordinary
plot twist: The inspector hacked your computer
When a hacker has a backdoor in ur computer check the startups.
ThioJoe: *Checks at hacker*
Hacker: am i joke to you?
THANK YOU SO MUCH THERE WERE 3 OTHER JONAH ACCOUNTS ON MY PC
Him:Backdoor
Me:BackRooms
Yes Theo joe again with free electricity trick
Linux users: are you serious right neow?