Synergy of Serra
  • The Compendium of Serra
  • Synergy of Serra
  • What is Synergy of Serra?
    • An introduction
    • Why play Synergy of Serra?
    • Who can play?
    • Why blockchain & NFTs?
  • The development
    • Proto-Alpha
      • About the Proto-Alpha
      • Access Granted
      • Sharing & Monetization
    • Closed Alpha
  • The game
    • Quick take
    • Is there ranked mode?
    • How will the game work?
    • What is the Card Pool?
    • Why pay for cards or crates?
    • Is the game pay-to-win?
    • What about power creep?
  • The cards
    • Quick take
    • What are the card Sets?
    • What card types are there?
    • How does scarcity work?
    • What is the Scarcity Score?
    • Can I destroy my cards?
    • How do I read the cards?
    • Will the cards change?
  • The crates
    • Quick take
    • How much are crates?
  • The Unlocking Event
    • Quick take
    • Should I open my crates?
    • Phase 1 | The Collection
    • Phase 2 | The Unlocking
    • Phase 3 | The Celebration
  • The special drops
    • What are the Promo Cards?
    • What are Minting Device Keys?
    • What are Artifacts?
    • What is Halloween21?
    • What are Masks of the Virtuals?
    • What is the Golden Ticket?
  • The Fame
    • Quick take
    • So, Alpha Fame?
    • What can I do with Fame?
    • How do I deposit for Fame?
    • How do I withdraw my crates?
    • Can I move my Fame?
  • The economy
    • Is the game play-to-earn?
    • How will I sell my items?
    • What is scrap / SCRAP / Å ?
    • The story of scrap
  • The Market
    • Buying & listing
  • The roadmap
  • Ask Us Anything
    • Community Survey - Nov '21
    • Unlocking Event - Nov '22
  • Lore
  • The planet of Serra
  • The Council of the Six
  • The Factions of Serra
    • Natives
      • Dal'Ra
      • Raxar
    • Mechs
    • Virtuals
    • Cyborgs
    • Transcendent
      • The Church of the Source
    • Faction 6
  • The Grand Tournament
    • Champions
    • Holographic Data Cards
  • The flora and fauna
  • The Schism
  • Stories from Serra
    • Anomaly Event Pts 1 & 2
    • Finlay's Fortune & Fame I
    • Finlay’s Fortune & Fame II
    • From small quercons | Part One: a great honor.
  • A to Z
  • Support
    • Password & Login
    • Alpha Fame migration
    • Delete your account
    • Security
      • Two-factor authentication (2FA)
    • Wallets
    • Blockchain
      • Blockchain basics
      • More blockchain
    • Creating content
      • Being a content creator
      • Being a Content Champion
      • Fostering our culture
  • About Us
    • Calystral
    • Armed conflicts
    • Partners
    • Social channels & contact
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Security

Learn about personal security practices that will help you.

While we try to hide as many blockchain elements in the game as possible, however, due to this early stage in blockchain gaming, it is essential to adopt good personal security practices so malicious actors do not take control of your valuable Synergy of Serra Items and Resources.

Many of the personal security practices on this page will also apply to other projects and websites in general and not just to blockchain activity.

General tips

Here are some general online security tips to keep in mind when using the internet. These are especially important when keeping you blockchain assets safe:

  1. Keep your private keys and recovery seed phrases secure. Never share them with anyone. Be cautious of phishing attempts to try to trick you into revealing your recovery seed phrase.

  2. Use a hardware wallet. These devices store the private keys and seeds offline, which is more secure than storing the keys on a computer or mobile device that is connected to the internet.

  3. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA). This adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification, such as a one-time code, in addition to your password.

  4. Keep your passwords confidential. Do not share your passwords with anyone. Be cautious of phishing attempts where attackers may try to trick you into revealing your login credentials.

  5. Use strong and unique passwords. Avoid using easily guessable information like names, birthdays, or common words.

  6. Do not reuse passwords. Use a different password for each online account to prevent unauthorized access if one account is compromised.

  7. Regularly update your passwords. Change your passwords periodically, especially for critical accounts like email, banking, and cryptocurrency wallets. Avoid reusing old passwords.

  8. Use a password manager. Consider using a reputable password manager tool to generate and store strong and unique passwords for each of your accounts.

  9. Be skeptical of emails and links. Be cautious with emails, messages, links, or downloads from unknown or suspicious sources, as they may contain malware or phishing attempts.

  10. Do your research. Have a good understanding of all areas of the project before buying any cryptocurrency or NFTs, and be aware of the risks involved.

  11. Rug pulls are commonplace. Be aware of the possibility of fraud and scams in the NFT space, and never spend more than you can afford to lose.

  12. Be cautious of public Wi-Fi networks. Avoid logging into sensitive accounts or entering passwords on public Wi-Fi networks, as they may not be secure.

  13. Keep your devices and software up to date. Regularly update to the latest versions as outdated software may have vulnerabilities that can be exploited.

  14. Monitor your accounts regularly. Regularly review your account activity and statements to detect any suspicious or unauthorized activity.

  15. Back up important data. Regularly back up your important data and files to prevent loss in case of device theft, damage, or other unforeseen circumstances.

Please note that this is general information and not financial or legal advice. But by following these best practices, you can significantly enhance the security of your online accounts and protect your personal information.

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