How can I defend myself against large-scale hacking attacks?
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Updated on Dec 27, 2022 at 05:27 PM
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After researching further, it seems there are only 3 options:
1. Give in to the hacker's blackmail attempt and come to a financial agreement with him in the hope that he will stick to an agreement that has been made.
2. Be permanently locked out by the hacker through his numerous daily attacks and hope that he will eventually give up one day.
3. Give up the cell phone number and use the phone number of a new cell phone contract instead. However, it is then important to completely cancel the cell phone number with the mobile operator right away, since the hacker commits crimes with the WhatsApp account he has taken over (e.g., sending phishing messages) and these are then assigned to the own person by the police via the phone number.
