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I want to know what happened to our family computer back in late 2000’s.

So our family shared a desktop computer and at that time being no older than 5-6 years old, I had no knowledge of the dangers of clicking suspicious links or ads. I don’t believe my parents had either, because they still tend to click on sketchy links on facebook until this day. Here are some things I remember. The main tab didn’t look like Google at all, it was full of russian bookmarks. It was extremely laggy. The thing that creeped me out the most was slient male russian voices coming through the speakers. You could only hear them when the volume was turned off to the lowest, but when you slightly increased the volume, the voices disappeared. It sounded almost like a radio station. As I am more aware of these things now that I grew older, I am 100% sure the computer was hacked because of how the main tab looked like. But I don’t know about the voices part. Where were they coming from? Why could you only hear them when the volume was down? Could it have been that bad that someone could have watched us through the webcam? Please someone help me get the answers for something that haunts me ‘til this day. Also, sorry for my english, it’s not my native language. Thank you!

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