🎯 Goal: Understand OTP/passwords are account keys; never share them and learn to spot fake sites/messages.
OTP is a one-time code confirming a transaction. Anyone with your OTP/password can take money. Never give them to anyone, even self-claimed staff.
Let’s explore
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OTP/password = account key → never share with anyone.
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Beware fake links (misspelled, odd endings) asking to log in/OTP.
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Only pay on official apps/sites with the https lock.
Practice activity
🛡️ Someone texts “I’m bank staff, give the OTP to verify” — what do you do?
Worked example: A message claims to be the bank, sends a strange link, and asks for the OTP. You realize: a real bank never asks for OTP. You do not click, do not give the code, and tell your parents.
Quick quiz
1. OTP is?
→ A one-time code confirming a transaction
2. A self-claimed staffer asks for OTP, you?
→ Do not give, tell an adult
3. Does a real bank ask for your OTP?
→ Never
4. A login link, misspelled with odd endings, is?
→ A fake-site sign
5. You should pay on?
→ Official apps/sites with https
🎯 Real-life mission
Check if one of your passwords is strong, and never share an OTP.