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| # Read the description of the malware. If confidential information is stored on the computer, back up the data, format the hard disk, and then reinstall the programs. | # Read the description of the malware. If confidential information is stored on the computer, back up the data, format the hard disk, and then reinstall the programs. | ||
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Best Practices for Recovering from System Compromises
Here is a list of best practices that you can follow to recover from system compromises:
- Read the description of the malware. If confidential information is stored on the computer, back up the data, format the hard disk, and then reinstall the programs.
- Notify your bank or credit card company immediately.
- Cancel your existing credit cards or ask for replacement cards with new numbers.
- Change the passwords of the Web sites that you accessed while your computer was compromised.
- File a police complaint if your identity has been stolen.
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