Security

Confidence starts
with care.

A little awareness goes a long way. Find practical steps to protect your account and a clear path to report a concern.

Start with the essentials

Keep your
access yours.

Protect the details that help you sign in. A few reliable habits make a meaningful difference.

  • A unique password.

    Use a long password you do not use elsewhere. A password manager can help you create and store it.

  • A protected inbox.

    Secure the email account connected to your profile and keep recovery information private.

  • A careful second look.

    Check the website address before signing in. Open the site from a saved bookmark when a message seems unusual.

  • Personal access.

    Sign out on shared devices and contact support if you notice unfamiliar account activity.

Report a security concern

Found something
we should know?

Start with a clear summary so the team can understand the issue. Ask for a suitable private channel before sharing sensitive technical details.

  1. 01

    The affected page.

    Share the page address or feature involved.

  2. 02

    What you observed.

    Describe what happened and why it may be a security issue.

  3. 03

    A safe reproduction.

    Use your own account and remove private details from screenshots.

  4. 04

    A way to reach you.

    Include an email address for follow-up questions.

Useful answers

Know where
to turn.

I noticed unfamiliar account activity. What should I do?
Secure your email, change any reused passwords, and contact support with a description of the activity you do not recognise. Never include your password in a message.
Where can I read about personal information?
Visit the privacy policy for information about personal data and how to contact the team about it.
Does an interruption mean there is a security incident?
An interruption alone does not establish that a security incident occurred. Check the status page for published, confirmed information.