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We're making some changes to our PayPal legal agreements

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FW: It's Time for a Regular Security Check-Up

From: Nexo Community <community@nexo.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 6:01:05 AM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
To: cvdeast@outlook.com <cvdeast@outlook.com>
Subject: It's Time for a Regular Security Check-Up

Boost Your Online Security

Dear Prentiss,

Since our launch in 2018, Nexo has upheld a state-of-the-art infrastructure for digital asset security, impeccably safeguarding our operations and clients. Your engagement has been invaluable, and your continued efforts in this endeavor are essential. This is why we have created a checklist for you to supercharge your online safety, plus a comprehensive resource on the most common threats today. 👇

Awareness Is the First Line of Defense

The very first thing you should do to stay safe online is to learn how to spot the warning signs of fraudulent activities. Get started by checking out our article on the most common attacks today, including details on phishing and its various forms, as well as other deceptive practices that involve fraudulent friendships, romance, and remittance schemes.

Your Security Checklist

✅ Be Informed & Be Skeptical: Learn to identify phishing and common security threats.

✅ Do Not Trust, Verify: Verify the sender on unsolicited messages by contacting the organization or individual through an official, recognized channel.

✅ Use 2FA, Anti-Phishing Code, Unique Passwords & Whitelisting: Use a password manager for a strong password & enable the security features available in your Nexo account.

✅ Protect Your Information: Treat your personal data with care like your most valued secret.

✅ Be Cautious with Links & Attachments: Avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments from unsolicited messages. These could potentially harbor malware.

✅ Report Suspicious Activity: Report odd, unsolicited communications to the original entity at once. Such organizations have specialized security teams for dealing with scam attempts.

✅ Update Software & Devices: Keep your operating and security software fully up to date to defend against new threats.

If you have any questions, our team is always here for you at support@nexo.com.

Stay safe and stay ahead,
The Nexo Team

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It's Time for a Regular Security Check-Up