Hacked Account First Aid

Something got into your accounts. This tells you what to secure first. When saved passwords and session cookies are stolen, the order you work in decides how much you lose. Money and crypto cannot be undone. Messaging accounts are used against the people who trust you, usually within hours. Email holds the reset links for everything else. Almost every guide online is an unordered pile of tips — this one decides the order and tells you why. WHY SIGNING OUT COMES FIRST A stolen session cookie is a session that is already signed in. It does not need your password and it goes straight past two-factor. Changing a password while that session is still live achieves less than people expect. So this app puts "sign out everywhere" ahead of "change password", and explains the reasoning at every step. WHAT'S INSIDE • 38 services in priority order, from crypto and banking down to forums • The exact menu path for each, and a link straight to the right settings page • Separate ticks for signing out, changing a password, and revoking tokens — three different jobs that people treat as one • Progress is saved, so you can stop and come back without losing your place • Messaging apps, remote access and VPN — the accounts that survive a reformat • Developer credentials: API keys, agent and MCP configs, cloud and CI secrets, signing keys • The three things that outlive a password change: app passwords, connected apps, and mail forwarding rules • How to rebuild a machine properly, and what not to restore • Works completely offline WHAT IT IS NOT A checklist and a set of directions. It does not scan your device, detect anything, or remove anything, and it is not antivirus. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, and nothing leaves your phone. FOR THE TECHNICALLY MINDED An optional Advanced section covers how to tell whether something actually ran, and how to list which sites had a live session — read-only commands, each with a plain-English note on what it does and what it does not. That section is written for Windows, with notes for macOS. The checklist itself applies whatever device was involved. Free to use. An optional tip supports keeping the steps current. Privacy: https://mlt-solutions.github.io/app-legal-docs/stealerfirstaid/PRIVACY Terms: https://mlt-solutions.github.io/app-legal-docs/stealerfirstaid/TERMS