is my yahoo webcam hacked?

[kelacharm]

I have a list of ip address

127.0.0.1:49159

127.0.0.1:49191

67.195.186.81:6060

98.138.5.227:80

Please help

[noknojon]

Hi -

The first 2 IP's 127.0.0.1 are just your own Modem address and not an outside number

Both the other numbers are related to

67.195.186.81 server location:

Sunnyvale in United States

98.138.5.227

Country: United States

Region: California

City: Sunnyvale

Postal Code: 94089

ISP: "Yahoo!"

Niether of them seem to be odd in any way

Nothing suspect in those numbers at all -

Regards -

[kelacharm]

Thank you so much. I looked up the ip address in google and i just wanted to confirm with someone. Ur awesome. Thank you for taking the time to research and reply. Appreicate it

[kelacharm]

I also have another ip address im not sure about 87.248.105.221. I checked google but not sure what it is? please help

[kelacharm]

I am being paranoid but just to confirm. Help me out with two more things. One is that i deleted all my yahoo conversation and when i logged back in, they were back again. Why is that happening? Also I am recieving random requests from people for example: tabitha.kynardzuge and the only thing thats on the request is the following address [fade ffffffmLEuc0f HlOWj qh eVr[

hxxp://S3XYB00K.INFOm?33qj 8w0u9 y4 nake iz5goh which i could not find any info on the internet regarding it. Ur help is appreciated

Edited August 30, 2012 by MysteryFCM
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[kelacharm]

I didnt write to these people or clicked on the website but could it be possible that they have access to my webcam ?

[MysteryFCM]

The messages are typical spam, and typical "invite spam". The data you mentioned re-appearing, is because it is stored on the providers servers, not your machine, so will re-appear every time you login.

If you're worried about people accessing your webcam, the easiest thing to do, is disable the webcam. to access the webcam, they'd need a RAT/trojan on your machine, this couldn't be done directly via Yahoo IM. To prevent this, the obvious caveats of not clicking on random links, not opening attachments, and restricting what your browser can and can not do, applies (alongside of course, keeping Flash/Java/Windows and other third party software, up to date).

[kelacharm]

Thanks again buddy. And one last thing, I also have another ip address im not sure about 87.248.105.221. I checked google but not sure what it is?

[DarkSnakeKobra]

Hi -

The first 2 IP's 127.0.0.1 are just your own Modem address and not an outside number

Actually 127.0.0.1 is the local computer when it's referring to itself not the modem.

[MysteryFCM]

Thanks again buddy. And one last thing, I also have another ip address im not sure about 87.248.105.221. I checked google but not sure what it is?

Sorry for the delay. The IP belongs to Yahoo, and houses a myriad of their sites.

[kelacharm]

thanks buddy. i tried all the thing possible to know if my webcam is hacked. but is there a way to know if anybody has hacked my webcam without permission?

[kelacharm]

I ran netstat without any applictions been opened. And i had this IP address running 12.234.121.60 and it shows thats linked to the HTC UPCT loader. is this a threat? ur help is appeciated

[AdvancedSetup]

IP address: 87.248.105.221

Host name: r2.ycpi.vip.ukl.yahoo.net

87.248.105.221 is from United Kingdom(UK) in region Western Europe

IP address: 12.234.121.60

No host name is associated with this IP address or no reverse lookup is configured.

Error:Host not found

12.234.121.60 is from United States(US) in region North America

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