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Hackers have been figuring out a variety of nifty ways to trigger powershell commands for nefarious purposes. For whatever it's worth, I'm glad you spotted it. As the other commenter suggested, I'd recommend a full data backup and ~~reinstall Windows~~ install Linux. And change your passwords and shit.
Also, this video from ThioJoe is very relevant and revealing as to how sneaky these sort of attacks can be...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=0x5qAc85PvQ