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I should mention that in the event you discover your information has been compromised, it's usually a wiser idea to remove the keylogger FIRST before changing your information in the slightest, provided you don't make a topic like this somewhere in the first place.
('Hackings' like this are usually the result of one person with a keylogger getting tens or hundreds of logs, therefore if by the time you notice and have not already lost everything, you run the risk of alerting the perpetrator into action by attempting to change things)
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