Re: hacked email account

[Cryptreaper <cryptreaper () gmail com>]

sue your email provider, sue the company whose ip was used and sue
another few intermediaries right away. as some one also mentioned,
involve police right away.

On 5/1/06, helen wilkinson-makey <helen () wilkinson-makey co uk> wrote:
> My personal email provider records the IP address of every success and
> failed log in.
>
> An IP address tried to access my account on Thurs 27th April at 10.29am.
> A quick check on www.ripe.net aroused my suspicions immediately when I
> found out the ISP. Further checks on google revealed the IP address
> seems to belong to a large organisation that knows me.
>
> More extensive google searches revealed this IP address was regularly
> and consistently left on a forum where this person was talking about a
> major IT project that I am an extremely well known opponent too.
>
> This person also left another IP address on the forum which again is
> linked to another major organisation that knows me.
>
> Is there anyway I can track when this IP was doing on a given day ( web
> page visited etc) and preferably within a time scale???
>
> I know I will need to get radius records but I want to investigate this
> as far as possible myself. From what I have uncovered so far this
> attempted log in is highly suspicious. I have discussed this in detail
> with my email provider they too are of the same opinion.
>
> I am based in the UK.
>
> Ellie
>
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