arnoldikl

Thanks for confirmation.😉

I don't know, I don't think it has anything to do with the ISP. I have the same ISP for 20 years and it never happened. And also, I would have seen that in access history of other apps. And it would be weird if the ISP was able to assign you IP from block that doesn't belong to it, especially block from other country, or even continent in my case. For example, it would have caused a lot of troubles for users that uses services secured by geoblocking. I would put my money on some Evernote specific "feature". Or maybe some Windows "feature".

No moving or switching networks involved. It's a desktop PC. My IP has not been changed for at least a month already (still same before and after this incident). + The culprit IPs are outside of my ISP's assigned IP range.

Not sure what is your point. I have already stated, that the entry has my computer name in it, so I think it's more probable that it was access from my computer. But it still doesn't answer why it was proxied through that IPs. And anyway, if it was a hacker, then he still may have somehow stolen some Evernote session token from my PC, in which case he knows my PC name and would have no problem in replicating it.

Well I have tried the support, but unfortunately I am getting only generic responses. Was hoping for some more specific info about those accesses - like what actions were made or at least exact time. But no So I guess the mystery will remain unresolved.

It would be too late to be concerned anyway Considering that 2FA was cracked also, not only the Evernote account is compromised, but most possibly my PC or phone too

Yes, as I was saying, the IPs are only from today's date (unfortunately, there is no time, just the date) and today I was just using Evernote pretty heavily - I went basically through all of my notes, edited some and also exported all of them. I also have lot of web pages saved using Evernote web clipper, so there may be some external links, that could somehow trigger this behaviour. Regarding password complexity, it's really complex and unique, stored by Google password manager and not used on any other site. (+ 2FA, of course)

Ok, I have created a support ticket, we'll see. Was just hoping someone can also observe same behaviour

I was just doing a big restructuralization of my notes and also some exports. Then I randomly reviewed Access History and noticed two unknown IPs, that supposedly accessed my account (both just today. IPs in the past are fine.). However those entries have my computer's name in it, so I am guessing that my computer somehow accessed something on Evernote by those IPs? But how? I am not using any VPN or something. The IPs are 184.25.254.166 + 23.218.93.102 - both related to AKAMAI. Is this a common thing or should I be worried? (I am using strong pw + 2FA)

I don't need a support - I woud just like to report a bug regarding a feature, that was previously working and now is not. However, I can't find a bug report form.

So how do we let know the Evernote developers that such functionality is desired? I have tried to submit a ticket, but it only redirects me here or it forces me to upgrade to Premium for direct email support.

I was using that just as a fail safe function - just to do my own local backup once a year in case something bad happens. Would not be such a big issue if all notes would be imported into one notebook in case something bad actually happened. Would be nice to have such function natively. But yeah, it's not such a big issue .. just a little bit more clicking when doing a backup ..

Hello, on evernote 6.25.1.9091 it was possible to export ALL notebooks + notes by right clicking the "Notebooks" item. That would bring up context menu containing "Export notes..." option which exported everything. However I had some syncing issues on version 6.25.1.9091 and was forced to update to the newest one (10.58.8). Where can I find this functionality on the newest version? After right clicking "Notebooks", I can only see two options now - "Collapse" and "New notebook". Only when I click on the specific notebook, there is an export option.