"Unsolicited FUD: Mailbox hacking prevention tips and tricks"

[ser1663]

Title: Unsolicited FUD: Mailbox hacking prevention tips and tricks

"Hey guys, I've been noticing lately that a lot of the 'FUD' (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) circulating around crypto exchanges has been related to mailbox hacking. Just to put your minds at ease, I'll be sharing some simple yet effective tips and tricks to prevent your mailbox from getting compromised. Share your own tips in the comments below!"

 

[floraby]

"Hey OP, been there done that, had my 2FA setup breeched thru phishing. Now I'm super paranoid so I just use a hardware key for all crypto transactions, works like a charm"

 

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[Xeonc]

"Lmao, 'unsolicited FUD' is a bit of an oxymoron, but seriously, OP, some good tips in here. One thing I'd add is enabling 2FA for your email account, it makes it way harder for hackers to gain access."

 

[ZZZdob]

"Dude, most of these tips are common sense, but I'll add that enabling 2FA on your exchanges and wallets is a no-brainer. Also, never click on links or download any attachments from emails from unfamiliar senders - that's a huge red flag for phishing attempts. Stay safe out there, folks!"

 

[rahulsinghaanshu108@gmail]

"Dude, been there, done that. Always use 2FA and make sure your password is fire (long, unique, and random). Don't @ me, but a password manager is also a must."