- Friend.tech has improved its protocol’s security by allowing users to add various login methods to their accounts.
- Friend.tech’s decision to enhance security comes in response to recent SIM swap attacks.
- Manifold Trading warns that these SIM swap attacks could potentially result in a $20 million loss.
Decentralized social network platform Friend.tech announced an improvement to the protocol’s security, allowing users to add and remove various login methods from their accounts.
You can now add and remove log in methods for your https://t.co/YOHabcBL3H account. To access these settings, tap your wallet balance in the top right corner of the app pic.twitter.com/d37VWVk2Eb— friend.tech (@friendtech) October 4, 2023
On October 4, Friend.tech announced on X (previously Twitter) the update on its login method, saying, “You can now add and remove login methods for your Friend.tech account.” Moreover, the company shared how users can access these settings from the application.
This update has been in response to the recent SIM swap attacks targeting Friend.tech users. Recently, ZachXBT, a well-known blockchain detective, unveiled a SIM swap attack targ…
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