The OnlyFans “hack” was fake. The malware wasn’t. Here’s what actually happened and what to do if you’re worried your data is out there:
1. Don’t download any “leak checker” tools from search results. Before you download anything to ‘check’ if your data leaked stop. Search for breach notification tools that are recommended by cybersecurity organizations. Don’t just grab the first result.
2. If a tool asks for your password to check if you’re safe that tool is the scam
3. Go directly to your email provider’s security settings and check for suspicious logins
4. Change your password on any account that uses the same email + password combo
5. Turn on two-factor authentication everywhere you can.
1. Don’t download any “leak checker” tools from search results. Before you download anything to ‘check’ if your data leaked stop. Search for breach notification tools that are recommended by cybersecurity organizations. Don’t just grab the first result.
2. If a tool asks for your password to check if you’re safe that tool is the scam
3. Go directly to your email provider’s security settings and check for suspicious logins
4. Change your password on any account that uses the same email + password combo
5. Turn on two-factor authentication everywhere you can.
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