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Wondering if your computer or network has been hacked? Are you worried about malware or spyware?
Sometimes, computers have problems that have nothing to do with malicious activity, but hacking does happen and it is a growing problem. Visit the wrong website, open the wrong email or download the wrong app and you can find yourself with a host of problems. Risks run the gamut from someone ruining your computer to someone accessing your personal data, bank accounts and other crucial information.
It takes a computer forensics examination to determine whether you’ve been hacked and how it was done, but there are some signs you can monitor. If you encounter any of these, you might have a problem (from Windows Central and USA TODAY).
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If you are seeing these signs, you might want to have your device checked by a professional computer forensics examiner.
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