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Didn't ask for it? Don't approve it
A sign-in prompt you didn't start means someone else has your password.
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Only approve what you started.
If you aren't signing in this second, the answer is always Deny.
- 2
Keep getting prompts? That's an attack.
Scammers send prompt after prompt, hoping you'll tap Approve to make them stop.
- 3
Never read a code to anyone.
Not to a caller from "IT", "the bank" or "tech support". Real support never asks.
- 4
Match the number.
If the app asks for a number, it must match the screen in front of you. No screen, no approval.
- 5
Tell IT right away.
They can change your password and sign the stranger out. It takes minutes.
Why two-step sign-in works
A stolen password alone isn't enough to get in. Your tap is the last lock on the door, so keep it locked.
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