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I want to know How to protect my webcam from being hacked ?
If antivirus is present it means i am safe ?
I don't think hackers accessing the webcam is not much of a concern, you should probably protect your bank details more than the webcam..
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I have heard that hackers can still turn the webcam on without the indicator light turning on as well, which is a little creepy if you ask me. Just think you could be surfing the net and then notice that your computer is acting funny, and then bam you are on video on some shady website.
I actually put electrical tape on the webcam eye just in case someone was to gain access to my laptop. You could also uninstall the webcam drivers, if you don't regularly use the webcam.. it's better to be safe than sorry. Another tip is to make sure your operating system is completely up to date, if you have updates for the webcam drivers make sure to download those. I don't think hackers accessing the webcam is not much of a concern, you should probably protect your bank details more than the webcam..
I actually was hacked in the past, and they turned the webcam on. It was from a fake program I downloaded.. which I wanted to basically take the code from, and add another feature but it was basically a fake program that the hackers used to gain remote access. [quote]2.Check regularly your webcam indicator light, if indicator light is on while you're not using it probably your system has been compromised or a software is accessing it with or without your permission.[/quote] I have heard that hackers can still turn the webcam on without the indicator light turning on as well, which is a little creepy if you ask me. Just think you could be surfing the net and then notice that your computer is acting funny, and then bam you are on video on some shady website. I actually put electrical tape on the webcam eye just in case someone was to gain access to my laptop. You could also uninstall the webcam drivers, if you don't regularly use the webcam.. it's better to be safe than sorry. Another tip is to make sure your operating system is completely up to date, if you have updates for the webcam drivers make sure to download those. I don't think hackers accessing the webcam is not much of a concern, you should probably protect your bank details more than the webcam.. I actually was hacked in the past, and they turned the webcam on. It was from a fake program I downloaded.. which I wanted to basically take the code from, and add another feature but it was basically a fake program that the hackers used to gain remote access.
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