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Steps
- Change your password immediately to a new, unique passphrase.
- Turn on two-factor authentication so a known password alone can't get in.
- Review your sessions and sign out anything unfamiliar.
- Change it everywhere else you reused it.
Good to know
If you shared it because a message or caller asked you to, that was a scam — genuine Credit Corp contact never asks for your full password. Report it via reporting suspected fraud so we can watch the account.
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