I just went to the unemployment webpage for my state and there was an unfamiliar username in the auto fill suggestions, along with my username and a few other suggestions which were all user names of mine. The unknown name is a human name and some numbers.
That was in Firefox, so then I went to check Brave and in that browser there is another unknown autofill suggestion but its just a string of 12 numbers and letters. .
No strange names or emails show up on any other sites auto fill options, just unemployment.
I have a strong Router password, wifi password, Kaspersky paid AV, am on an ethernet connection in a house with only my girlfriend. Xfinity texts me anytime a new device connects to our router. Kaspersky full scan shows nothing. None of the user names are shown in either browsers list of saved logins.
How could this happen?? Is there any explanation other than being hacked?
I seem to be having a bad day for security because I made this post earlier:
That was in Firefox, so then I went to check Brave and in that browser there is another unknown autofill suggestion but its just a string of 12 numbers and letters. .
No strange names or emails show up on any other sites auto fill options, just unemployment.
I have a strong Router password, wifi password, Kaspersky paid AV, am on an ethernet connection in a house with only my girlfriend. Xfinity texts me anytime a new device connects to our router. Kaspersky full scan shows nothing. None of the user names are shown in either browsers list of saved logins.
How could this happen?? Is there any explanation other than being hacked?
I seem to be having a bad day for security because I made this post earlier:
[SOLVED] - Xfinity Gateway Login auto opened and tabs crashed with a security error
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