Account Security
Best practices and recommendations for protecting account security
Protecting account security is crucial to prevent unauthorized access and information leakage. This guide provides comprehensive account security recommendations.
Password Security
Use Strong Password
Password should contain uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special symbols, at least 12 characters long. Avoid using easily guessed information like birthdays and names.
Don't Reuse Passwords
Use different password for each account. If one site is hacked, other accounts won't be affected. Recommend using password manager.
Change Password Regularly
Recommend changing password every 3-6 months. Change immediately if password leakage suspected.
Two-Factor Authentication
Enable Two-Step Verification
Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds extra protection layer to account. Even if password leaked, attackers still need second verification to login.
Use Authentication App
Recommend using Google Authenticator, Authy and other authentication apps, safer than SMS verification.
Save Backup Codes
Backup codes provided when enabling 2FA must be safely saved for account recovery when device lost.
Session Management
Check Active Sessions Regularly
Check currently logged-in devices and locations in account settings. If unfamiliar login found, terminate session immediately and change password.
Logout After Using Public Devices
After using in public places like internet cafes and libraries, must logout and clear browser cache.
Email Security
Protect Registration Email
Registration email is key to account recovery. Ensure email itself has strong password and 2FA protection.
Monitor Account Emails
Pay attention to security notification emails from system, like abnormal logins, password changes, etc.
Phishing Prevention
Verify Website Authenticity
Confirm correct URL before login. Phishing sites may use similar domain names. Bookmark official URL for use.
Don't Click Suspicious Links
Don't click unfamiliar links in emails or messages. Officials never ask for your password via email.
Account Sharing
Avoid Sharing Account
Don't share account with others. Each user should have own account to track usage and ensure security.
Sharing Risks
Sharing accounts may lead to: account ban, personal information leakage, inability to trace responsibility, joint liability for violations.
Security Monitoring
Monitor Account Activity
Regularly check account traffic usage, login records and order history to detect abnormal activity promptly.
Enable Security Alerts
Enable login alerts, abnormal activity notifications and other functions in account settings.
Response to Anomalies
Change password immediately
Terminate all active sessions
Check if account settings modified
Contact support to report issue
If financial loss, keep evidence and report timely
Security Tips
Never tell password to anyone, including support staff
Use encrypted connection (HTTPS) to access account
Keep devices and software updated to latest version
Use trusted network environment, avoid public WiFi
Regularly backup important account information and configurations