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What's happening
Sometimes you just want to be sure — after a phishing scare, a lost device, or a staff change. A short review confirms nothing has been altered and, if something has, catches it early.
What to do
Check five things: your sessions (anything unfamiliar?), your user list (only current colleagues?), your repayment bank details (unchanged?), your contact email (still yours?), and that 2FA is on. If anything looks wrong, change your password and report it. Make it a quarterly habit.
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