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The immediate account-security steps after entering information into a phishing site.
Short answer
Change the affected password from the real service, sign out unfamiliar sessions, check recovery details, enable MFA, and secure any other account that reused the same password.
Use the real service's official website or app rather than returning through the suspicious link.
Change the password immediately and review active sessions, recovery methods, and connected applications.
Enable multi-factor authentication if available.
If you entered banking or payment information, contact the bank or provider through its official channel as well.
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The essentials for keeping your most important accounts locked down.
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If you clicked a suspicious link, don't panic. Close the page and work out what happened next: entering a password, banking details, an OTP, or downloading a file changes what you should do now.
If you entered your password on a suspicious website, treat that password as compromised. Go directly to the real service, change it, turn on MFA, and check recent account activity.
If you entered banking or card details into a suspicious site, contact your bank immediately through its official app, website, or trusted contact number. Do not use details from the suspicious message.
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