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HOW TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE BEEN HACKED:
How to Remove Malware From Your Mac Step 1:
Disconnect from the Internet Before you do anything else on your Mac, you must disconnect the Internet to keep it from transmitting any of your information back to the malware server or infecting other devices. Do your best to stay offline.
If you need to go online to download a tool, immediately disconnect once it finishes and doesn’t reconnect once you have what you need. It may help to print these instructions before disconnecting.
Step 2:
Enter safe mode Isolate any issues with your Mac by entering safe mode. Do this by starting or restarting your device, then immediately hold the shift key. The Apple logo should appear on your screen. If this doesn’t work, learn more here.
Step 3:
Refrain from logging into accounts Many forms of malware aim to access your sensitive information. They do this by poaching your login credentials after tracking your keystrokes or lifting your password from your screen or clipboard. Prevent losing any login info by avoiding logging in at all.
Step 4: Delete temporary filesDelete temporary files that may have been installed by malware by quitting any apps you have open — right-click them, select “Quit” and then:
Step 1: From Finder select “Go” in the top bar
Step 2: Click “Go To Folder” and then type or copy and paste “~/Library/”
Step 3: Go to the “Cache” folder
Step 3: Move all files from the cache by clicking “Move to Trash”
Step 4: “Empty” the Trash
Step 5: Check your activity monitor If you think you have malicious software on your Mac, then you must find it in the Activity Monitor and stop it. Through the Activity Monitor, you can see all of the applications running on your computer and how each one affects its performance. Locate the malicious software and delete it through the Finder.
Step 1: Go to Finder and select “Applications”
Step 2: Click “Utilities”
Step 3: Go to the “Activity Monitor”
Step 4: Double click an application and then click “Quit”
Step 6 – Run a malware scannerNow you’re ready to actually cure your Mac of its malware infection. Luckily, running a malware scanner is usually enough to get rid of most standard infections. If you already had an antivirus program on your device, you should download an on-demand malware scanner that’s different than what you’re using for antivirus.
Download a scanner from a reliable source, such as Panda’s Cloud Cleaner, run it, and then install security software that works constantly in the background to protect you from existing and emerging security threats. Programs such as Panda’s Antivirus for Mac work great for this.
Step 7: Fix your web browser In most cases, malware will modify the homepage of your Internet browser so that it can reinfect your device, show you lots of ads, slow down your browsing and flat out annoy you. Verify that the homepage address is legitimate and then move on to check your browser for malicious extensions. We covered this in our guide to removing the Chromium Virus, but you can review the basics below
Fix your web browser on Safari Step 1: Open your Safari browser and then open the Safari menu, labeled “Safari” on the top left of your screen
Step 2: Choose “Preferences”
Step 3: Select “Extensions”
Step 4: Find recent suspicious extensions and click “Uninstall”
Fix your web browser on ChromeStep 1: Click the menu icon on Chrome (top right-hand corner)
Step 2: Select “More Tools”
Step 3: Click on “Extensions”
Step 4: Locate any browser add-ons that look suspicious and select “Remove”
Step 8: Clear Your CacheAfter you’ve checked your browser’s homepage and removed any suspicious extensions, clear your cache of any downloads that may have infected your computer in the first place.
Clear your cache on Safari Step 1: Click Safari in the top left corner of the screen and go to “Preferences”
Step 2: Click “Privacy”
Step 3: Find “Manage Website Data”
Step 4: “Remove All”
How to clear your cache on ChromeStep 1: Go to the menu dropdown on Chrome and click “History”
Step 2: Click “Clear Browsing Data”
Step 3: In “Time Range” check “All Time”
Step 4: Then click “Clear Data”
How to Remove Malware From Your PCStep 1: Disconnect your PC from the InternetBefore you do anything else, disconnect your PC from the Internet so that your computer can communicate with the malware server that might be controlling it, and so that it can’t transmit any of your personal information that it may have collected. If you have to download a tool to help remove the malware, do it quickly and immediately disconnect from the Internet when it’s finished. Do your best to stay offline.
Step 2: Enter safe mode Isolate any issues with your PC by rebooting it in safe mode. This allows your computer to perform checks while it runs on the minimum number of programs it needs to operate.
Step 1: Restart your PC.
Step 2: When you see the sign-in screen, hold down the Shift key and select Power → Restart.
Step 3: After your PC restarts, go to the “Choose an option” screen and select “Troubleshoot,” then “Advanced Options” and then “Startup Settings.”
Step 4: In the next screen, click “Restart” and wait for the next screen to load.
Step 5: A menu will appear with numbered startup options. Select number 4 or F4 to start your PC in safe mode.
Step 3:
Refrain from logging into accounts The goal of many forms of malware is to gain access to your sensitive information. They do this by poaching your login credentials by tracking your keystrokes or lifting your password from your screen or clipboard. Prevent the loss of any login info by avoiding logging in at all.
Step 4:
Delete temporary filesSpeed up your scan for viruses and free up some disc space by deleting temporary files. Just search for the “Disk Cleanup” tool and run it.
Step 5: Check your activity monitor If you think you have malicious software on your PC then you need to find it in the Activity Monitor and stop it from running. Through the Activity Monitor, you can see all of the applications that are running on your computer and how each one affects its performance.
Step 1: Go to your search bar and type in “resource monitor” to find the app
Step 2: Right-click on the program you want to end and click “End Process”
Step 6:
Run a malware scannerNow you’re ready to actually cure your PC of its malware infection. Luckily, running a malware scanner is usually enough to rid your computer of most standard infections. If you already had an antivirus program your device, you should download an on-demand malware scanner that is different than what you’re using for antivirus.
Download a scanner from a reliable source, such as Panda’s Cloud Cleaner, run it, and then install security software that works constantly in the background and protects you against existing and emerging security threats. Programs such as Panda’s Antivirus for PC work great for this.
Step 7:
Fix your web browser In most cases, malware will attempt to modify your Internet browser homepage so that it can reinfect your device, show you advertisements, slow down your browsing and just flat out annoy you. Check that the homepage address is the right one and then move on to check your Internet browser for malicious extensions. We covered this before in our guide to removing the Chromium Virus, but you can review the basics below:
+ How to fix your web browser on Internet Explorer
Step 1: Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the Internet Explorer screen
Step 2: Select “Manage Add-ons”
Step 3: Find any recently added extensions that look suspicious
Step 4: Select the suspicious entry and click “Disable”
+ How to fix your web browser on Chrome
Step 1: Click the menu icon on Chrome (top right-hand corner)
Step 2: Select “More Tools”
Step 3: Click on “Extensions”
Step 4: Locate any browser add-ons that look suspicious and select “Remove”
Step 8: Clear your cache
+ How to clear your cache on Internet Explorer
Step 1: Click the gear in the top right corner to open up the “Settings” window
Step 2: Go to the “Safety” and click “Delete Browsing History”
+ How to clear your cache on Chrome
Step 1: Go to the “History” dropdown
Step 2: Click “Clear Browsing Data”
Step 3: In “Time Range” check “All Time”
Step 4: Then click “Clear Data”
What If Malware Removal Doesn’t Work?Sometimes malware infections can be present even after all these steps. If you believe your device is still infected, you’ll need to completely wipe your hard drive and reinstall your operating system. Before doing this, it’s a good idea to consult the Apple or Microsoft support teams to ensure that the steps you take are correct.
