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Signs your phone or computer is infected with a virus or keylogger
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No matter your device, a hacker with enough gumption and know-how can break in.
Here are surefire ways to know if your system has been hacked and what you can do to fix or prevent it, brought to you by sponsor TotalAV. Your best defense against viruses, keyloggers and other malware? A solid security suite.
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Worried your system has been compromised? Look for these warning signs.
1. Slowed to a crawl and too hot to be bothered
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Malware tends to eat up a lot of system resources. After all, it’s an extra piece of unwanted software that intentionally runs your system dry. Programs on your computer can get sluggish or lag; by the time you finally notice, it may already be too late.
If your computer is working overtime to handle the unwanted software, that can cause it to heat up. This can be dangerous for the health of your tech.
Internal components can melt or become damaged when a device gets too hot. Excessive heat also wears out the mechanical parts of your device, such as its fans. A device that runs cool will last for much longer. Tap or click here to see how to keep your gadgets cool.
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