[GOPLUS Quiz Answer] Safeguarding Your Social Media

 

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Question: When you come across a social media post claiming that you can receive free airdrops or participate in a presale of cryptocurrencies, which of the following actions is the safest?

Answer: Verify the authenticity of the message through multiple channels, as it could be a form of phishing.

 

 

Question:  When you receive a private message from a friend on social media, claiming that investing in a particular project can quickly generate high returns, which of the following actions is the safest?

Answer:  Confirm whether the friend's account has been compromised and investigate the project's background and risks through multiple channels.

 

 

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Question: When third-party applications request approval to access your social media account, which of the following permissions poses a risk?

Answer: Publish or delete posts and comments.

 

Question: When approving third-party applications or services to access your account, which of the following practices poses a risk?

Answer: Grant all requested permissions for convenient use of third-party services.

 

Question: When you receive an email from a platform asking you to click a link to update your login credentials, which action is incorrect?

Answer: Immediately click the link in the email to update your information.

(Warning: I failed since I didn't read the question carefully, so don't click the wrong answer!)

 

Question: When searching for a project's website, which of the following methods is the safest?

Answer: Search through multiple channels and confirm through trusted sources.

 

 

 

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Safeguarding Your Social Media: Protecting Against Phishing and Social Engineering Attacks.

Do you rely on social media platforms like Twitter, Telegram, Discord, or WeChat to gather investment information and opportunities on a daily basis? Well, phishing attackers have set their sights on these platforms too. They employ tactics such as offering free airdrops, private presales, hacking official project or KOL accounts to send private messages, or abusing posting privileges to share phishing links – all in an attempt to steal users' assets. To stay safe, make sure to enable two-factor approval on your social media accounts, avoid over-approval third-party apps, regularly review and revoke unnecessary permissions, be wary of private messages or unfamiliar links, and always double-check official accounts. By developing good social media habits, you can protect your assets and enjoy a safer online experience.