[SchizoDuckie]

Note: The title of this article is most likely misleading.

Please post some detailed analyiys of what's going on here. What data gets out? What type of suspicious activities?

- Have you tried package-capturing with wireshark on the internet connections your laptop makes?

- Are you sure that there's no other attack point in your network that could be more easily infected than a BIOS?

- Have you checked your phone for instance?

- Have you checked the Master Boot Record of your harddrive?

- Have you checked your router?

- Have you tried unhackme (rootkit scanner) ?

A BIOS is very device specific, which would mean that either somebody finds you very interesting on a level that's NSA-tech worthy, or China hackers just leveled up.

I have a hard time just believing this, and there's a ton of attack angles that would be much more efficient to bug someone.

Also. Since when was hacker news downgraded to a personal helpdesk?

[dudeofjude]

Please post some detailed analyiys of what's going on here. What data gets out? What type of suspicious activities?

    They know my gmail passwords.

- Have you tried package-capturing with wireshark on the internet connections your laptop makes?

    Yes.

- Are you sure that there's no other attack point in your network that could be more easily infected than a BIOS?

    Can be.

- Have you checked your phone for instance?

    Downgraded the phone.

- Have you checked the Master Boot Record of your harddrive?

    Yes.

- Have you checked your router?

    Don't have access.

- Have you tried unhackme (rootkit scanner) ?

    Yes.

A BIOS is very device specific, which would mean that either somebody finds you very interesting on a level that's NSA-tech worthy, or China hackers just leveled up.

I have a hard time just believing this, and there's a ton of attack angles that would be much more efficient to bug someone.

     I am facing it. 

Also. Since when was hacker news downgraded to a personal helpdesk?

    Where else shall I go to resolve the crisis?