<prompt> Human: Hey rpersonalfinance,This is a bit of a stretch topic-wise, but I always see good feedback here so here goes:My brand new credit card number was stolen last friday. Citi caught it and closed the account. That was bothersome enough, but this morning at about 4:30 I got paypal confirmations from the Itunes store for about 130 worth of crap. This leads me to believe my personal computer has somehow been compromised.Is there any way to tell if this is the case? The events seem too close together to be unrelated and my computer is the only vulnerability I can see. Ive run spybot Sd and have malwarebytes. I admit that I know very little about hacking.On a side note, Apple does NOTHING to help with Itunes store fraud. They do send an email saying a new computer downloaded things but it just says if you did not make this purchase here are some security tips. After some quick googling, its something theyve been scrutinized for in the past.  <response>: Is there any way to tell if this is the case? The events seem too close together to be unrelated and my computer is the only vulnerability I can see. Ive run spybot Sd and have malwarebytes. I admit that I know very little about hacking.If theres even a little question youre computer has been compromised, I recommend backing up your data and doing a reformat reinstall of the OS. Rootkits, keyloggers, etc, are just too much of a pain to try to clean off. The easiest thing to do and be sure your computer is clean is a reload. 