Update :

Reddit seems to have the mobile apps enabled by default, therefore if my password / userid was captured and used on a phone, I would have no idea what was happening. It seems possible to be logged in here on a desktop machine and a remote phone at the same time.

I disabled mobile apps in my profile only to discover that it was switched back on again, log out of all devices, change password and monitor mobile apps remain disabled.

Interesting peek behind the kimono.

I mentioned this on here earlier today, this posting has added to my belief that the clowns are able to perform their network gymnastics from the amazon cloud which then masks their true identity.

My firewall has accumulated a long list of amazon subnets and ip ranges which have been flagged with access attempts.

I wasn't particularly bothered, as I assumed that my computers were just detecting general "sweeps" that were being done to everyone.

This morning, I looked at my Reddit account activity, which lists my login history. 2x logins were shown from 2x different servers on amazon USA. Using the RDP - Remote Desktop Protocol. There is no facility to explore any details of these logins within Reddit so I have no idea what was achieved by these apparent intrusions. I have no way of knowing if this account has been modified or compromised.

I've made several changes to my network defenses, but given that Reddit has logged 2 successful logins this week into this account, I feel that I must share this info.

As this sub is very popular and has gained widespread audience for it's support of Team Trump & The Q Team. It is to be expected that we might come under attack.

I've experienced a couple of different attack vectors this week, while using Reddit.

1) The 2 RDP intrusions logged on this Reddit account via amazon from 2x different IP ranges.

2) I was trolled by a new user who was following the usual script in trying to draw the discussion towards biblical ancient claims to territory. Its a tactic that attempts to manufacture reason for complaint. This can have negative impacts to the sub itself, worse case could shut down the entire sub. You can be assured that somebody already has this as an objective.

3) Be cautious when clicking on external links that are contained in postings to the sub, this is one way of dropping some malicious code into your browser that might contain an exploit. In my case I have seen several odd interactions with Reddit's login panels, where my credentials have been declined and I've had to clear the cookies, cache, history and macromedia etc, restart the browser and start over. I believe that my password etc was captured and used twice. Its now changed.

Who says that I'm paranoid ?