An email was delivered to people in my email list. Sufject, etc. not mine. Would a change of password suffice to fix this problem. How does Webroot protect ths from happening?
M. Abernathy
Some one has hijacked my email addresses. How do I correct? What should I do? ..
Hi Abby701
Welcome to the Community Forums.
First thing I would do is (i) change your email password & (ii) report the issue to your email provider/ISP...if you have not done so already.
Secondly, WSA does not protect the mechanism of emails but from 'nasties', that may come on to your system via emails, once they activate and try to carry out their nefarious purpose.
Please post back if yo have further questions.
Regards, Baldrick
Welcome to the Community Forums.
First thing I would do is (i) change your email password & (ii) report the issue to your email provider/ISP...if you have not done so already.
Secondly, WSA does not protect the mechanism of emails but from 'nasties', that may come on to your system via emails, once they activate and try to carry out their nefarious purpose.
Please post back if yo have further questions.
Regards, Baldrick
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