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Most account breaches don't happen because of a hack. They happen because of settings left on default.
1. Two-factor authentication — the right kind
SMS-based 2FA can be bypassed through SIM-swapping, a known attack where a scammer transfers your phone number to their device. An authenticator app generates codes locally, with no dependency on your carrier. If your account still uses SMS 2FA, this is the first setting to change.
2. Withdrawal address whitelisting
This setting restricts withdrawals to pre-approved addresses only. Even if an attacker gains full account access, they cannot move funds to an address you haven't already authorized. It's one of the highest-impact settings available, and one of the least used.
3. Anti-phishing code
This adds a unique code to every legitimate email from your platform. If an email claiming to be from the platform doesn't include it, it isn't real — no exception. This single detail neutralizes most phishing attempts before you even click anything.
The principle
Security isn't one strong password. It's several independent layers, so that no single point of failure grants full access.
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