I have been the victim of a sustained and potentially coordinated cyber attack for some considerable time. Over 11 devices have been reported to Action Fraud UK; however, understandably, local police may lack the funding and resources to investigate and act accordingly. I strongly suspect that some associated apps have also been seriously compromised, thus permitting unauthorised elevated access to host machines and suspected interception or diversion of tunnelled network traffic. The Interception of Communications Act should be invoked; however, I currently lack evidence. Therefore, I am capturing network traffic on my home network with Wireshark, but I eagerly await the delivery of my new Jolla Phone (Sep-II 2026). Sincere thanks in advance for any guidance and support.
This reads like a cybersecurity buzzword generator, you mention a lot of concepts but no observable indicators of compromise.
Can you provide actual evidence rather than conclusions?, as this sounds more like a legal thriller synopsis than a technical incident report.
Then you say that wireshark captures are useful — what specific anomalous traffic have you identified?
You are leaving when?, what time is your train back to Word Salad land?, have you picked a window yet?, or would a compositor be less RUDE than a window?
This reminds me of certain threads I have seen on a few forums over the decades. These threads invariably devolve into … nothing good.
@CarrotLover: This has nothing to do with the purpose of this forum. Of course we welcome you to SFOS - just don’t expect it to solve all your problems.
On first few seconds of read all sounded a bit shady. But before the end of post that changed.
Your post seems to me as written by a hopeful targeted victim. Good luck.
I do hope that newcomers will be better accepted. As replies above seems like “guilty until proven innocent”.