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The argument still holds. If they have remote execution access, they already have your data. Encryption can’t protect your data here because encrypted data will automatically become unencrypted once the user logs into the computer. If the attacker has remote access they can log into your account and the data will be unencrypted.
Probably ethernet/WiFi driver missing or NameServer not set up correctly.
Try pinging 8.8.8.8, if it works then it is a nameserver problem.