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Phishing Shield Phrase

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Identify the security phrase used to verify Bitget messages

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Identify the security phrase used to verify Bitget messages

by Endy K
1

I am a customizable phrase that you set to appear at the bottom of all official Bitget emails and SMS. If I match what you chose, the message is genuine; if not, be wary of phishing. What am I?

Hints

If the phrase isn’t there or doesn’t match, treat it as suspicious.

It helps you confirm a message is truly from Bitget.

It’s a phrase you choose yourself.

2

I live on your phone and whisper codes that only you can see. I sync with Bitget to guard each login, withdrawal, and change. I’m not a password, yet I’m part of the lock. What am I?

Hints

I pair with Bitget by scanning a QR code or entering a secret key to create time-based one-time passwords.

I generate temporary numeric codes that refresh every 30 seconds.

I’m an app you install on a mobile device.

3

I guard your account at the moment you sign in or request changes. I arrive by mail and vanish after a short while. What am I?

Hints

It is a numeric code you must enter to confirm you own the email.

It travels to your email and has a time limit (you have 10 minutes).

It is sent after you request access or changes in Bitget.

4

I guard access without a password, living in your phone or computer. I use your biometrics, a PIN, or a tiny hardware key to verify you are you. What am I?

Hints

This method is part of the FIDO2/WebAuthn standard and is commonly called a passkey.

It can use Face ID, fingerprint, or a security key.

Think of a modern authentication method that replaces passwords.

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