((Quick_Helpdesk_Support)) What is the first thing you do when you get hacked? If you suspect you've been hacked,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ the very first thing you should do is disconnect your device from the internet.＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ This step helps prevent further unauthorized access and data loss.＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ Whether it’s your phone,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ laptop, or a work system, going offline stops the hacker from continuing to extract information or spread malware. Next, change your passwords immediately,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ especially for your email, banking,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ and social media accounts.＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ Use a secure device that hasn’t been compromised to do this. Prioritize enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) for added security. Then, run a full antivirus or anti-malware scan to detect and remove any malicious software. If needed,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ restore your device from a clean backup. Also, notify relevant parties.＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ This might include your employer,＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ your bank, and anyone whose data might be affected.＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ Reporting＋１－（８３３）－８６９－２１５０ the hack to authorities or platforms involved (like Google or Facebook) is also important.