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1. Disconnect from the Internet
The first thing you should do is disconnect your device from Wi-Fi or unplug the Ethernet cable. This helps stop any malware from communicating with external servers or spreading across your network. If you’re on a mobile device, turn on airplane mode immediately. Acting fast along with a strong network security can prevent further compromise.
2. Do Not Enter Any Information
If the suspicious link leads to a login page or form, do not enter any credentials or personal information. Phishing sites are designed to look legitimate and steal usernames, passwords, or financial data. Even entering partial information can be risky. Close the page immediately and avoid interacting with any pop-ups or downloads.
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We’re proud to announce that we’ve received a Legacy of Service award from Michigan Celebrates Small Business. This is an honor that reflects the dedication of our team and the trust of our clients. During the presentation, MCSB took a moment to speak about our team and the work we’ve done together. Here’s what they shared.
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