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Disconnect If You Suspect Infection

The takeaway

Pulling the network cord limits how far malware spreads.

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If you think a device is infected, disconnecting it from Wi-Fi and networks immediately stops malware from spreading or communicating with attackers. It buys time to clean up safely.

“Suspect an infection? Cut the network first, ask questions later.”

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