Living with a Long-Term Cyberattack: What Can I Do?

What’s your net worth? Why would someone target you for four years? Have you had any conflicts with people in your life, like an ex? This doesn’t seem to be random; usually, there’s a motive.

You definitely need to file a police report if someone is tampering with your accounts and more.

1. Implement multi-factor authentication and update your passwords everywhere.
2. Make sure to get off social media until this is resolved.

Have you thought about reaching out to friends, family, or even a trusted doctor for support? Sometimes these kinds of complex issues are best addressed with professional help.

Honestly, I’m surprised you’ve dealt with this for so long without taking aggressive action. Here are some straightforward steps you should consider:

1. Go directly to your bank and explain your situation; ask about opening a new account.
2. Change your phone number and update those contacts in your messaging apps.
3. Contact Meta again with proof of your identity and request a removal of your information due to malicious use.
4. Create a new email address or enable two-factor authentication on your current one to secure it.

It’s critical to backtrack and secure any info that this person might have touched. Also, I’m curious how you haven’t noticed this going on for so long?