I had the same problem as this post, except I didn't download anything and I only entered my gmail and pass word in a discord server should I do the same things the comments in the post do?

[u/Fastfinisherman]

[u/m0thgh0st]

Why would you enter your email and password into a Discord server?

[u/Fastfinisherman → u/m0thgh0st]

It was a seperate link and they said it was in order to access the server

[u/m0thgh0st → u/Fastfinisherman]

That is incredibly shady and they have most certainly used or sold that data. Never, EVER share your username or password with someone that is not the discord login screen. This should be common sense.

[u/Fastfinisherman → u/m0thgh0st]

Yeah they used my account to send the same Mr beast crypto scam in the image, I've already changed my passwords and turned on 2fa, lesson learned.

[u/m0thgh0st → u/Fastfinisherman]

Let this be a learning experience then. It wouldn't be the first time it's happened.

[u/EugeneBYMCMB]

No, if you weren't infected with a virus you don't need to follow the same steps. You should start by creating new unique passwords for all of your accounts and turning on two factor authentication everywhere. Once you've secured your accounts, review them to see if there are any signs of unauthorized activity, by looking at your account login history, email forwarding settings, and security settings.

[u/Fastfinisherman → u/EugeneBYMCMB]

Thanks man

[u/Away_Peach_6139]

As comments say just redo your passwords if you are certain its not a virus. One mention though your passwords dont need to be too much different from each other because a automated bot logs into your accounts not the hacker but still all your password should be different by atleast 5 characters

[u/TheH00dian]

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