How do I get rid of a hacker who has gotten into my network?

If somebody gets into your cell phone from your computer, he had to hack into your computer first. If you have done all this, and some hacker is still dogging you, the most likely thing explanations are:

1) Somebody who has access to back doors programmed into your OS and security protocols for NSA. In that case, the only thing you can do is get a new ISP/email accounts under an assumed name. You would really need to ask yourself why would these guys have so much interest in you.

2) Somebody who can get access to your passwords and computers. In other words somebody who belongs inside your network, and wishes to dog your paranoia in order to make you look like a fool. In that case, you need to catch him/her. This is most likely the person who will "fix" the problem once you are out of the way.

Note: When this is the problem, sometimes things will magically act normal when you bring in an outside consultant to fix things.

3) Somebody good at hacking, but not in such a powerful position as the 2 possibilities above.

In that case you might be able to frustrate him by using layers of routers.

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| internet |--> | Router 1 |-->| Old infected computers to distract |

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| Router 2 |-->| Linux computers armed with dtrace|

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| Router 3 |-->| New computers in sub sub network|

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The reserved IP address ranges for setting up sub nets are shown in the table below:-

NAT is sometimes and perhaps more accurately, called Port Address Translation (PAT) but NAT is what it's commonly known as.

Internet IP addresses are sometimes called Public IP addresses.

Internal LAN IP addresses are sometimes called Private IP addresses.

Start Address End Address Number of Individual IP Addresses

192.168.0.0 192.168.255.255 65,536

172.16.0.0 172.31.255.255 1,048,576

10.0.0.0 10.255.255.255 16,777,216

Good Luck.

Update your OS.

Your question makes no sense, bluetooth via blackberry would mean that the hacker would have with in about 3 yards of you. Also Bluetooth on a blackberry is quite secure.

Also, how is your blackberry tied to your home network? Wi-fi connection? if so, that connection is very limited.