I went through this two years ago. My ex was hacking into my accounts. - He used the 'last chance form' to get into my gmail by entering the password I'd given

I went through this two years ago. My ex was hacking into my accounts. - He used the 'last chance form' to get into my gmail by entering the password I'd given him a year before this (I'd changed the password twice after giving him that password) - He ran a dictionary attack on my college email which didn't have captcha's, then hacked gmail using the password that worked for my college email - We were using shared vnc in college, he found his way to my firefox through a mutual friend, installed a plugin that sent him all POST data and got into my gmail again I created a new gmail account after each incident. I had to abandon each gmail account once it was cracked because of the 'last chance form'. Back then, you only had to give it one or two correct past passwords, and it gave you access. On hindsight, I've been remarkably dense, but it was a good, early lesson.