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If you’re not constantly checking on your social media accounts, you may not notice that this has happened until it’s too late, or until a friend lets you know. They may send strange messages to other people or make posts advertising products that you’ve never heard of. If a hacker has gained access to your email account, they can usually log into your social media accounts by resetting your password. Other clues that your email has been hacked include: Most people will keep the same email address for years these accounts can accumulate lots of personal information and data about banking, credit cards, and other identifying information that a hacker can use to commit fraud. Frequently, it is up to a person’s friends and family to let them know, often by sending a simple, terrifying message: “You’ve been hacked.” It may not be immediately obvious that your email account has been compromised. Can I use eServices on a mobile device?Ī: Yes, but you will need to switch to desktop view to view the site properly.How Do I Know if My Email has Been Hacked? Q: I don't have access to a desktop or laptop computer.

Can I update it?Ī: To update your email address, call the help desk. Q: I no longer have access to the email address I used to set up my account. How do I fix it?Ī: To correct your Social Security number, you'll need to call the help desk. Q: I entered my Social Security number incorrectly while setting up my account.

If you don't know which one is correct, call the help desk. Which one should I use?Ī: If you've used eServices or unemployment benefits before, you'll need to use the same username you used previously. If you do not already have a SAW account, you will create one as part of the application process through eServices.Ī: Go to .gov/home and select, 'Having trouble signing in?' next to the sign in button at the bottom of the box labeled, 'SecureAccess Washington (SAW).' On the next screen, select, 'Forgot password' and follow the instructions to have a temporary password sent to your email.Ī: Go to .gov/home and select, 'Having trouble signing in?' next to the sign in button at the bottom of the box labeled, 'SecureAccess Washington (SAW).' On the next screen, select, 'Forgot username' and follow the instructions to have a list of your existing SAW usernames sent to your email. A: Like most Washington state agencies, Employment Security Department uses SecureAccess Washington (SAW) to manage access to customer accounts.

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