I have been facing a serious problem for many months. Usually I get a 2-factor authentication code from 51501 when I am supposed to log into Gmail. But for months I am getting a code from a USA-based mobile number: +15155327373. When I call this number, the ring goes on and on and no one picks up, I am facing this problem since October 2015.  There is also a mobile number from Sweden - +46701327805 that sometimes sends the code. I change my passwords every time this happens. What could be the possible reason for this and how to overcome this problem?  By the way, - I must say I have been hacked for years. - I don't use VPN; my internet runs off a broadband modem.
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I have been facing a serious problem for many months. Usually I get a 2-factor authentication code from 51501 when I am supposed to log into Gmail. But for months I am getting a code from a Sweden-based mobile number: +46701327805. The first code I received from this number was in October 2015.  There is also a mobile number from USA that sometimes sends the code. I change my passwords every time this happens. What could be the possible reason for this and how to overcome this problem?   By the way, I must say I have been hacked for years. I don't use VPN; my internet runs off a broadband modem.
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My web server periodically comes under attack, and I get a bunch of requests that look like  /my.page?union+all+select+0x31303235343830303536%2C0x31303235343830303536%2C0x31303235343830303536--  Are there simple command line tools to decode this?
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Recently I have been getting a few unwanted telemarketing calls, all coming from the same source. Each number though is different at the end.  For instance, if the numbers to be blocked are:    123-4567 123-7642 123-8643   It would be convenient for the future to simply block with a wildcard, such as:   123-*   Is this at all possible?
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Here are the steps to reproduce this problem:   Be on a device where I am not logged-in to a meta site. Go to the main *.stackexchange.com site - Everything seems to work fine. Go to the meta.*.stackexchange.com site and click log in in the title bar - Page just refreshes without logging in. WTF?   Here is the workaround I have found to work:   Go to main *.stackexchange.com site and click on help=>meta Click through  about the . Log-in works.   I'm not fussy about whether my connection to SE is encrypted.  However, I do care that this problem created a barrier to my participation in meta.*.stackexchange.com.  I cared and knew enough to poke at this thing for five minutes and find a workaround so I could vote on a .  I doubt, however, that this is the case for most users.  It concerns me that participation in meta is being filtered by a technical problem.    I use chrome as my browser, and my google account to authenticate.  The problem exists on both Travel and English se.com on both a Windows 7 and 8.1 machine.     seems similar.  However, the symptoms are different in two ways: In my case no login page is ever presented, and I'm not using OpenID.
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This weird message keeps appearing every few days and it's very irritating. It always contains spam messages that asks me to accept or cancel invitations to random services (weekly jokes, pics etc). From googling, I believe this is some sort of Flash SMS:    Can someone explain if this is caused by an app or forced through the service provider as I would like to know how to disable these permanently.
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I have a web app that has no users in the Philippines, but is constantly bombarded by spammers, carders testing cards, and other undesirable activity from there. I can see in the logs that they have IPs in the Philippines and are initially finding my site via google.ph or other .ph sites.  I have pretty good filters and security checks in place, so they don't really cause much damage, but nonetheless, I'm really getting tired of it.  They use up bandwidth, fill up my database, abuse logs, and security logs with crap, waste my time terming accounts, etc.  While the vast majority of Philippine citizens aren't spammers, and I can't just block every country that annoys me, at this point, I think the solutions is simply to block all traffic from the Philippines to my webapp. (I know blocking entire countries' IP blocks is not a great practice, and has many problems, but for this country, I want to make an exception.)  (I know they could spoof their IP address, but at least I can make them work for it a bit.)  I know there are a few geoip services out there.  Anyone know of any free or inexpensive services?  Or any other way to filter out traffic from a specific country?  I'm running PHP on Apache 2, if it matters.
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I use a calling card to call my home country and usually it's these steps:   Call the dial in number for the calling card company (e.g. 1 800 123 1234) Enter the card PIN code (e.g. 1234 1234 1234) Enter the destination number (which is saved as a phone in the contacts - e.g. +7 12 123456780)   I have several several contacts I call regularly and also plenty of one-offs.  Is there an app or way to automatically prefix the numbers from steps 1 &amp; 2 along with pauses (p) and waits (w) so that I could dial the contact directly from the address book?  Thank you!
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About an hour ago, from my account, an inappropriate message was posted as a reply to a Stack Overflow question.  I have noticed it, because I started getting downvotes. To my understanding my Gmail account wasn't compromised (I reviewed my account security settings and login history). I am from a secure WPA2 connection. I cannot find enough information on how to investigate this. Although I changed my passwords everywhere, I still seem confused and I would like to ask how to investigate this issue myself.
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My  shows this: . The header of the Movies and TV site shows this:  This difference has persisted for well over 6 months. I reported it back in August 2012 (where the numbers were 833 and 941, respectively. Consensus at that time was that it was a caching issue. I think the duration of the difference shows that there really is a mismatch somewhere. For me the rep (either way) is not an important issue, but if this reveals a bug somewhere it's at least good to know it exists, I guess. Edit Two day after rep recalculation as suggested by JoachimSauer below: no difference (other sites' statistics are updated).
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My iPhone 7 had issues and I had done encrypted backups using iTunes. Apple gave me new iPhone as replacement. When I restored from iTunes backup, my Google Authenticator is blank.   I have lot of sites configured and I am not sure what to do now. Any help? I did download the backup codes from Google and it gave 10 codes. How do I used the codes for other sites like coinbase, Amazon, etc.?
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Does the 24 hours timer start:     when you hack a portal on a particular day     or     does it use the calendar days and check if you did hack a portal on a particular day   or     does it simply use a fixed international timezone to calculate the 24 hour cycle   or     does it use the agent's hacking cell's timezone to start it?   If it's the calendar days method than the explanation of the badge would be a little bit misguided because you could hack a portal on 00:01 on Saturday and then hack another one on 23:59 on Sunday and it would be practically two days between two hacks.  If it's based on the agent's last hack for a particular day then the explanation still would be problematic?  The third option would be a little bit unfair (or timezone racist) for the rest of the world.  The last option (the cell's timezone) would/could be both unfair for travellers and/or non-travellers.  Does anyone know any details about it?
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A while ago I lost my password database (and since then do the obvious and have encrypted backups...) and as a result I lost my password to most websites and I was unable to recover one of my emails. I decided just now to see how the SE site works on mobile (I use the app exclusively), but I just realized which email this account is associated with!  Is there any way I can get the password or/and email of this account changed?  If not should I try to use this account for as long as possible, or just start over now? I'm finally at a happy place with my account and it'd be a shame to start over.
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I have an Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo.  Bus 002 Device 042: ID 04e8:6860 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd GT-I9100 Phone [Galaxy S II], GT-I9300 Phone [Galaxy S III], GT-P7500 [Galaxy Tab 10.1]   The keyboard &amp; language setting is português.  I today installed Android Device Manager and to test it's functionality I locked the phone with the password: "abcd" (4 letters were required).  After entering the password and confirming with the "OK" button of my keyboard, the phone showed me that the password is wrong. "Senha incorreta".  I reset the password after some tries to "123456" and the phone reloaded the lock screen. Again the password showed up to be wrong. I also tried the alphabetic password: "abcdefg" - same error.  I changed the language of my Google account from German to Portuguese and reset the password to "123456" again and I tried to really reboot my phone and unlock the SIM card again. But anyways I can not get through my lock of the Android Device Manager.  I tried to enter the password 35 times wrong with hope to get a chance to authenticate with my Google Account login.  I also tried to connect the phone with adb but it does not show up in this state with:  adb devices   So what can I do to get access to my phone again?
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I'm writing up my resume right now. My code looks like this:  \name{}{John Doe}   \email{John_Doe@gmail.com} \mobile{839-839-8399}   and the output currently looks like this:    But when I add \homepage, the symbol pops up, as following:    Is there a way to remove the home symbol?
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Prima facie this is impossible but perhaps someone has some kind of hack to do it. This is one of the last things holding me back from switching to Gmail from Pine.  To be clear, bouncing a message is like forwarding but leaving all the headers intact. It sort of amounts to spoofing the email, which perhaps is why Gmail doesn't support it. To the recipient of a bounced email, it seems as if they were just BCC'd.
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I got 3 mails from Gmail today; one each for my 3 seperate Gmail accounts, saying someone from this IP: 109.200.4.130 tried to log-in and it was prevented, and that I should reset my password by following the given link if I don't recognize the address.   Is it real or is it phishing? Is this because I signed into one of Gmail accounts with a VPN? But then again why would I get notices for the other two?
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After Factory Reset, In order to use Play store and Gmail I want to setup Google account on Samsung GT-S6802. When I tries to setup Google Account, In-spite of right user-name and password, following window appearers:    When I open gmail form browser, I've mail from google subject:Sign-in attempt prevented and says:     Someone just tried to sign in to your Google Account hidden@gmail.com from an app that doesn't meet modern security standards.     When I review, it shows unknown device but on browser it detects my device.  So, How do I face this issue and setup google account?