Protect yourself and your community with these essential security guidelines.
Always enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) across all your Project123456 accounts to protect against unauthorized access. 2FA adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second verification step when signing in.
Settings pagePrivacy & Safety sectionEnable Two-Factor AuthenticationProtect API secrets and tokens. If you're using the Project123456 API, never expose token credentials in public repositories or shared files.
// Example: Store tokens in environment variables
export BOT_TOKEN="your-bot-token-XXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXX"
export CLIENT_SECRET="keep-secrets-safe"
Always use encryption or secure storage for API tokens and credentials.
Be cautious of impersonation attempts. Always verify links before clicking.
Be cautious of suspicious links in DMs, direct messages, or unexpected requests to open unknown links. Never share sensitive information.
Hover over links before opening to verify the domain. Use a sandboxed browser or security tools like VirusTotal to check file safety.
Remember: Reporting vulnerabilities is a community effort. Report security issues directly using our dedicated support form.
Always use strong and unique passwords for your Discord and related accounts.
Store login credentials securely with an encrypted password manager like Bitwarden, BitDefender, 1Password.
Contact us if you discover vulnerabilities or have a question regarding account security.
Contact Security Team