Have any of your devices been hacked?

I work in IT. I'd say I'm very well qualified in this area. I'll give you a few rules of thumb.

-Keep 3 copies of your data.
1. One in the cloud in case of natural disaster or house catching fire etc.
2. One on external hard drive
3. And of course your computer

-keep it up to date, windows and mac's have their own anti virus and security software. Your computer is only as safe as it is up to date.

-i suggest malware bytes.

-dont download random things from the internet.

-it its says do this or your screwed they are the attacker. No one cares if your computer gets screwed except the people doing the screwing they like to say its screwed make you call them so you buy their package for 500$ and then they sxrew the computer up.

-id get rid of trend micro security. It sounds sketchy telling you people are hacking websites?

Just one man's thoughts on computer.