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How to figure out who hacked my LinkedIn account?

Someone recently hacked into my LinkedIn account to post anti-vaxxer comments on a company's vaccine policy post. This has caused me to lose connections. As someone who believes in science I found it to be very disturbing. Is there a way to figure out who may be the perpetrator?

I do have a former friend who is an anti-vaxxer. We have recently fallen out because she wouldn't stop texting my husband, so I think she is a suspect, but she is an unemployed accountant so I don't know if this is something she is capable of doing.

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is wpa and wpa2 possible to crack nowadays ;

i old-fashioned to do wep stuff a while back and they used to say that wpa and wpa2 was impossible to crack, but im‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‎­just curious, is that stuff as easy as wep used to be? or is it still 'impossible', sorry ive been out of the loop on stuff like this but just curious

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What made Russian Hackers get so much hype?

I personally believe Russian hackers are good for the same reason American, Chinese, Israeli, British, Australian, New Zealand and Canadian hackers are: I believe most of the hype is unnecessary anyways.

Their countries can afford it and they consider it an intelligence and defense priority.

There is a robust grey market for hacking services. If you can afford it, it's for sale. We perform this services and offer them to people who can afford it.

And prices are really not that high - $30k for a basic job, a bit more for a really quiet or tricky one. Bigger countries like Russia, China and the US can also afford to hire and train their own hackers.

Russian hackers have had a higher profile due to the 2016 US election. Russia's geopolitical situation has also led to more visible use of intentional cyber attacks

Russia's geopolitical situation has also led to more visible use of cyber attacks, such as against Ukraine. Lastly, because of the nature of law enforcement in Russia, we tend to see more organized cyber crime from there compared to America, China or Western Europe.

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