How can I stop a man in the middle attack if my device is already compromised by the attack? Will VPN still help?
If your device is already compromised by a man-in-the-middle (MitM) attack, a VPN will not be able to stop the attack. This is because the MitM attack is already intercepting your traffic before it reaches the VPN server.
To stop a MitM attack, you need to identify and remove the compromised device from your network. You can do this by using a network scanner to find the compromised device and then isolating it from the rest of your network. Once the compromised device is isolated, you can then use a VPN to protect your traffic from future MitM attacks.
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