How to know our mail hacked

Here are some common signs that your email account may have been hacked:

  1. Unusual login activity: Check your account's login history to see if there are any unfamiliar locations or devices accessing your account.
  2. Unusual emails or messages: Look out for emails or messages that you didn't send or receive, especially if they're spammy or suspicious.
  3. Changes to your account settings: If you notice changes to your account settings, such as your password, recovery email, or phone number, without your knowledge or consent.
  4. Unusual activity on your account: Check your account's activity log to see if there are any unusual activities, such as sending or receiving large files, or accessing your account from an unfamiliar location.
  5. Spam or phishing emails: If you start receiving a lot of spam or phishing emails, it could be a sign that your account has been compromised.
  6. Difficulty logging in: If you're having trouble logging in to your account, or if you're being asked to reset your password frequently, it could be a sign that someone else is trying to access your account.
  7. Unusual behavior from your email client: If your email client is behaving strangely, such as displaying ads or pop-ups that you didn't request, it could be a sign that your account has been compromised.

To check if your email account has been hacked, follow these steps:

  1. Check your account's login history: Go to your email account's settings and look for a section that shows your login history. Check for any unfamiliar locations or devices accessing your account.
  2. Check your account's activity log: Look for a section that shows your account's activity log. Check for any unusual activities, such as sending or receiving large files, or accessing your account from an unfamiliar location.
  3. Check your account's settings: Review your account's settings to see if there are any changes that you didn't make.
  4. Run a virus scan: Run a virus scan on your device to make sure it's free from malware.
  5. Change your password: Change your password immediately to prevent further unauthorized access.
  6. Enable two-factor authentication: Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) to add an extra layer of security to your account.
  7. Report the incident: Report the incident to your email provider's customer support team and follow their instructions to secure your account.

Remember to always be cautious when using public Wi-Fi or public computers, and never click on suspicious links or download attachments from unknown senders.