Obs.: Maybe this is a prank of my older brother, accessing the Debian partition with Ubuntu and infecting it with a virus / malware. Only rests for me to let unoccupied an USB Flash Drive to make a Bootable AV USB Key for scan my computer, including the Bootable AVs as Kaspersky Rescue Disk or the ESET SysRescue Linux-based Security Distributions (the best Vaccines encountered on the market, according to all my searches).

I think that this symptom is uncommon and I suspect an infection, and it's the first time that I see this behavior on Linux.Ĭould someone here help me to investigate the problem? This might not be malware related, only Network issues on a last valid hypothesis. , to know if I'll discover some infection, some trace of hidden prague on my system. Maybe it's a viruse/ malware on my Debian? I'll try to scan my computer, also verifying the Debian 7 Partition with ESET SysRescue:

*( security - Remove access for unknown devices in account activity - Web Applications Stack Exchange ) This below Topic, also doesn't help to resolve or remedy the problem: , and the strange described problem doesn't gone yet until todays. *( Clearing all private user data from Chrome from the command line - Ask Ubuntu )įor the default Chrome configuration, run rm -rf ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/ I've already deleted the Profile, following the below advice teached in the Ask Ubuntu Section: Illustration of the problem ( Portuguese language location) : I've recently noticed a strange comportment on my Google Chrome Browser with GMail, where suddenly appeared a connected Unknown Device, with a double connection and with the same IP than mine, looking at the GMail history Details of accesses, and I don't know where is the origin of the problem.

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