2FA
Coverage of 2FA in the Nexus archive.
- [US] Are these legit login attempts?
A user reported receiving three Amazon login codes within two minutes, prompting them to immediately change their password and confirm 2FA usage with an authenticator app. The user expressed concern over whether these attempts were legitimate or a scam, noting that the associated phone number might belong to their mother's account.
- (US) Email Recovery, Hijacked Account
A user reported their two Google email accounts were hijacked despite having 2FA and device verification enabled. The attacker sent Bitcoin transaction notifications from an old friend's account and imposed a 'parent lock' preventing recovery. The user sought help from Google and TeamYouTube without success.
- [US] scammer accessed all of my sensitive photos and diaries, how to cope?
A person fell for a scam involving a fake Google phone call, leading to unauthorized access to their sensitive photos and diaries. They expressed feelings of shame and vulnerability, exacerbated by joblessness, debt, and living with abusive parents, while seeking reassurance and relatability.
- [US] Suddenly getting repeatd 2FA links to change my Venmo password, multiple times a day
A user reports receiving multiple 2FA links daily for Venmo password changes over several days, suspecting unauthorized access attempts. They also received a Facebook alert about a new device login they did not initiate, raising concerns about targeted hacking.
- [MEX] possible pyshing link faking Microsoft?
A user reports receiving four suspicious emails from 'Alana Michalova' via a Gevo email address, falsely claiming Microsoft would deactivate their account unless they validated it. The user highlights inconsistencies, such as the sender not being Microsoft and repeated 'last warning' messages, and advises against clicking the provided link.
- [US] Update: PayPal refunded the $1,200 ($1,185 exactly) fraud charges https://www.reddit.com/r/Scams/s/MHrKl1CzmL
PayPal refunded $1,185 stolen through unauthorized transactions after a user likely clicked a phishing link. The user has since strengthened account security by changing passwords, enabling 2FA, and reviewing access, while warning others to prioritize security for PayPal accounts.
- [DE] Random gift cards added to my Amazon account
A user discovered unrequested gift cards added to their Amazon account, which they did not initiate. They have since changed their password and enabled 2FA but are concerned about potential fraud. The user seeks advice on addressing the issue with Amazon without legal repercussions.
- Daily Crypto Discussion - May 21, 2026 (GMT+0)
Daily discussion thread for r/Cryptocurrency community with guidelines on cryptocurrency trading and community rules. The thread emphasizes caution against scams, pump-and-dump schemes, and provides resources for beginners along with links to various cryptocurrency discussion communities.
- Anyone can't access blockchain.com?
Users are experiencing issues accessing blockchain.com, with login problems on both desktop and mobile apps. The website asks for 2FA verification but doesn't redirect to the wallet after email verification, while the Android app shows a 'unable to connect to server' error. The user is frustrated with the lack of support access.
- Daily Crypto Discussion - May 1, 2026 (GMT+0)
The article outlines rules and disclaimers for a cryptocurrency discussion thread, warning users about potential scams like 'pump and dump' schemes and emphasizing security practices such as protecting private keys. It also directs users to related subreddits and resources.
- is bybit safe for a complete beginner in 2026?
A beginner user evaluates Bybit's safety in 2026, comparing it to Coinbase. They highlight Bybit's security features like 2FA, withdrawal whitelisting, and anti-phishing codes, and confirm funds are moved to cold storage (Trezor Safe 3) for safety. They acknowledge Bybit's app complexity but find the core buy/sell interface manageable.