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What to Do If You've Been Hacked

Our comprehensive 12-step emergency playbook for recovering from malware, infostealers, and compromised accounts. Covers containment, account recovery, clean OS reinstall, credit freezes, and identity theft reporting. Everything you need in one place.

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Step-by-step checklists

Configuration guides

Follow these to harden your most common attack surfaces today.

How to lock down your home router

Most routers ship with admin passwords of "admin" and open ports attackers scan daily.

Signal setup guide for true privacy

Signal is only as private as the choices you make inside it.

Two-factor authentication done right

SMS codes are better than nothing — but they're not enough.

Remove yourself from data broker sites

Over 200 data broker sites exist. This guide prioritizes the highest-risk ones.

Privacy-first browser configuration

Your browser sends hundreds of tracking signals with every page load.

Password manager setup guide

Still reusing passwords or saving them in your browser? A password manager is the single highest-impact change you can make.

How to spot & avoid phishing scams

AI-powered phishing is now nearly indistinguishable from real messages. Learn what to look for when the old red flags no longer work.

How to remove a virus without wiping your PC

Not every infection needs a full reinstall. Safe Mode scans, Malwarebytes, browser cleanup, and startup checks — step by step.

How to tell if your computer is infected

Slowdowns, pop-ups, unknown processes, browser changes — learn the 9 warning signs and exactly what to do about each one.

Common scams & myths that waste your time

IP address panic, Pegasus emails, VPN hype, public WiFi fear, threatening emails with your real address — what’s actually dangerous and what’s not.

How to recover from an info-stealer attack

Revoke sessions first, then passwords, then OS reinstall. The order matters. Covers session hijacking, credential theft, and credit freezes.

What to Do If You've Been Hacked

Complete emergency recovery playbook: containment, passwords, 2FA, OS wipe, credit freeze, and identity theft reporting.

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