This excellent thread from @Jon_HQ walks through cold accounts for Discord. The same principles can be applied to other important services like Google Workspaces, DNS registrars, or hosting providers.
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Every NFT Discord needs to do this NOW.
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I don't think I've ever used as many emojis in a thread tweet before.
Attackers have shifted, and you need to learn how to protect yourself / your community.π§΅1/10
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For admin accounts with escalated privileges, consider a separate set of "cold" credentials that is only used for sensitive tasks + emergencies.
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Regardless of your 2FA setup, remember that good security comes in layers. Always be on the lookout for phishing attempts and use a strong password with a password manager.
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What to use instead? The most accessible options are Google Authenticator and Authy. Both are widely used and battle-tested. Less external dependencies = less surface area for attack.
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And finally... SMS is unlikely to get more secure because this is simply not what it was designed for.
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3) SMS depends on the phone network and texting providers to be up. That means if Twilio goes down, you could lose the ability to log in to some services.
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2) Text messages are not encrypted, so attackers can easily intercept your text messages to get your 2FA token.
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1) SMS is vulnerable to sim swap. All it takes to bypass is one customer service agent who thinks it's OK to redirect your texts somewhere else.
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Friendly reminder to fellow operators that sms / text message is *NOT SECURE* for two factor auth π§΅
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To doxx or not to doxx? In this week's issue we go over the pros and cons of each, plus some tips on building trust while staying anon!
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We're proud to have a strong community and happy to have shared lessons & insights with our friends at @web3fieldnotes, c/o @marktanft
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We interviewed @marktanft of @odyssey_dao about how the team sustains a 12k+ strong community!
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You read our 2nd newsletter edition: "Secure the Discord"
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You read our 2nd newsletter edition: "Secure the Discord"
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Scams and spams are rampant in the web3 space, especially on Discord.
How do you protect your Discord members?
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Community management best practices, with insights drawn from our partners at @nft_playbook
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