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Clicked a Phishing Link? Heres What To Do Now
Clicking a phishing link does not always mean disaster — but you have to act fast to limit damage. Walk through these steps NOW.
Do These Right Now
Phishing links can install malware, capture credentials, or trigger ransomware. The faster you act, the more you can contain.
- Disconnect from network immediately if you entered credentials anywhere
- Change the password for any account you may have entered (and any other accounts using the same password)
- Enable two-factor authentication on all important accounts
- Check sent folder if you submitted email password — was anything sent?
- Run a full malware scan with Windows Defender
- Notify your IT person or call us immediately
- For business accounts — alert your IT or security team
- Watch for unauthorized transactions on bank/credit accounts
Call Us For Cleanup
Phishing recovery should be done methodically. Call 239-513-1960 for full cleanup help.