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I recently received an email from my website with the following content:
"Hi there! I am a professional hacker and have successfully managed to hack your operating syste
Hi Milan.
Worry not - I get them all day every day. Never click on any links contained in these sorts of emails - that could put a virus in your computer.
Simple answer? Delete 'em and don't give it a second thought.
Paul
Hi Milan, obviously spam. The part I liked was "All I need is just to share this video to all email addresses and messenger contacts of people you are in communication with on your device or PC" Surely if this was genuine, they would know exactly what device you are using. Have a look at NordVPN, it should stop this type of thing from happening.
https://nordvpn.com/cybersecurity-site/
Hello Brian... I have ProtonVPN, it's great. Looks like the time has come for me to use it... Thank you for the advice.
He wrote nonsense. It was sent a month ago. This is an ordinary scam, nothing has been published, nothing special. I keep all important information on ProtonMail. But I think he hacked the site's emai, although he didn't achieve anything by doing so. I hope he doesn't hack my site and delete everything...
I would advice removing the contact email from your comment, saving someone clicking on it, and as it is a public forum. Thanks!
Also appreciate the explanation.
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Have you ever received this type of email?
I recently received an email from my website with the following content:
"Hi there! I am a professional hacker and have successfully managed to hack your operating syste
As Paul said, I simply delete them after reading the first sentence. Don't click on anything in them either!
Jeff
Hi Milan.
Worry not - I get them all day every day. Never click on any links contained in these sorts of emails - that could put a virus in your computer.
Simple answer? Delete 'em and don't give it a second thought.
Paul
Hi Milan, obviously spam. The part I liked was "All I need is just to share this video to all email addresses and messenger contacts of people you are in communication with on your device or PC" Surely if this was genuine, they would know exactly what device you are using. Have a look at NordVPN, it should stop this type of thing from happening.
https://nordvpn.com/cybersecurity-site/
Hello Brian... I have ProtonVPN, it's great. Looks like the time has come for me to use it... Thank you for the advice.
He wrote nonsense. It was sent a month ago. This is an ordinary scam, nothing has been published, nothing special. I keep all important information on ProtonMail. But I think he hacked the site's emai, although he didn't achieve anything by doing so. I hope he doesn't hack my site and delete everything...
I would advice removing the contact email from your comment, saving someone clicking on it, and as it is a public forum. Thanks!
Also appreciate the explanation.
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Hi Kyle.
I really need direction for further work. I don't know English perfectly, I know it very well at listening, reading and speaking, but I'm less good at writing... Wh
You will find that content flows naturally when you are passionate about your niche subject and genuinely interested in it. It does not take long to write an article.
Writing is pretty much like explaining something to someone.
You may start with free writing, whatever comes to mind and move on to more focused writing.
You may use apps like Grammarly, which helps with learning and writing, an avenue for you to consider.
You may consult with https://answersocrates.com/ - You can search what real people are asking as Questions, Prepositions, Comparisons, in the past, letters, and queries. It is also great if someone wants to write a thorough research-based article.
Other sources include https://Quora.com, https://Answers.com, https://AnswerThePublic.com, YouTube search engine, etc.
You may research other people's work. However, all content must be originally written in your own words.
I hope this helps.
I wasn't "criticizing" you, but simply advising you that using Google Translate for an entire post is the equivalent of using AI.
I used a specific tool that checks for AI, and this showed as 99%.
And realistically, Google doesn't offer good translation anyway, and as I mentioned, this led to your content having many words or phrases that didn't make sense.
I hope you find the help you need.
I'm not angry because of the criticism, and I'm glad that I received criticism (whether it's positive or negative), so I'm not looking negatively at your attempt to help me, but I'm just looking for someone else's opinion. Don't misunderstand my question, but I need to solve this with someone's help, a proposal to solve this situation. Diane, thank you for giving me some guidance and I really appreciate it, but you haven't helped me break through this barrier that I have. So, what should "we" do who do not know how to write English well, and we want to write articles in English (on our website)...? Without using AI...
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I don't know how to write content, if don't know english?
Hi Kyle.
I really need direction for further work. I don't know English perfectly, I know it very well at listening, reading and speaking, but I'm less good at writing... Wh
You will find that content flows naturally when you are passionate about your niche subject and genuinely interested in it. It does not take long to write an article.
Writing is pretty much like explaining something to someone.
You may start with free writing, whatever comes to mind and move on to more focused writing.
You may use apps like Grammarly, which helps with learning and writing, an avenue for you to consider.
You may consult with https://answersocrates.com/ - You can search what real people are asking as Questions, Prepositions, Comparisons, in the past, letters, and queries. It is also great if someone wants to write a thorough research-based article.
Other sources include https://Quora.com, https://Answers.com, https://AnswerThePublic.com, YouTube search engine, etc.
You may research other people's work. However, all content must be originally written in your own words.
I hope this helps.
I wasn't "criticizing" you, but simply advising you that using Google Translate for an entire post is the equivalent of using AI.
I used a specific tool that checks for AI, and this showed as 99%.
And realistically, Google doesn't offer good translation anyway, and as I mentioned, this led to your content having many words or phrases that didn't make sense.
I hope you find the help you need.
I'm not angry because of the criticism, and I'm glad that I received criticism (whether it's positive or negative), so I'm not looking negatively at your attempt to help me, but I'm just looking for someone else's opinion. Don't misunderstand my question, but I need to solve this with someone's help, a proposal to solve this situation. Diane, thank you for giving me some guidance and I really appreciate it, but you haven't helped me break through this barrier that I have. So, what should "we" do who do not know how to write English well, and we want to write articles in English (on our website)...? Without using AI...
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As Paul said, I simply delete them after reading the first sentence. Don't click on anything in them either!
Jeff