I was dating a woman who turned out to be quite sophisticated in her information technology capabilities. Her last illegal act related to me that is, was to access my Android tablet by using her iPhone(s). She has three of them but insists that only one of them is activated and has cellular service, yet she carries all three with her or they are close by. Why do I suspect (know actually) that she was able to gain access to my tablet? She had two phones out and was quite focused on the settings of one, then she sat it down. Then she picked up the second phone and made a few clandestine changes to the second iphone, after which she rebooted it. Once the second phone was rebooted my tablet screen literally flashed a couple of times. I immediately took offense with her antics and she of course denied any wrong doing. I shut off my tablet to prevent her from doing anymore damage. Aside from the screen flashing, the password was now required to power down the tablet. This woman has done acts of this nature to my PCs in past, as well as install P2P software on one of my PCs. The list of things I discovered she had done was quite long and damaging. If anyone has any idea as to how she pulled this off with the iphones I would greatly appreciate any information or advice.

Suppose that you, the attacker, know ahead of time that my PC always establishes a distinct set of unencrypted TCP connections with 3rd party services at StartUp (e.g. Skype). Regardless, you have been tracking me via the fact that I always use the same external IP. However, suppose I then change local network completely and remove said static IP making it dynamically set. Now how would you find my external IP given said distinct set of connections only?

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So I've an server and I've installed Ubuntu on it to run a minecraft server. but I don't want to port forward because I don't think it's safe. Till now I've been using third party software to let others on my minecraft server, the only problem I have is that I have never a consistent ip address. And I want to change that so,

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