Gab got hacked. Now what?

Regardless of your political beliefs, basic cybersecurity practices are essential. Choose strong passwords (the longer and more diverse the characters, the better!). Manage your passwords well using a password manager so you don't forget all of them (many modern browsers have this feature built into them already). If you suspect malicious actors may have compromised an online account of yours, changing your password and logging-out of all other sessions can help.


DISCLAIMER: nothing posted here is legal, financial, investment, cybersecurity, or any other type of professional advice. This content is posted for educational purposes only. #NotLegalAdvice 

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