what do i do if someone tries to change my password?

[Qtw]

i just got an email that someone from poland tried changing my password.

i don't live in poland. what do i do?

 

[AugustaCalidia]

This email address may be what you need: [email protected].

[Qtw]

thank you.

Edited October 16, 2021 by Qtw

[Guest deleted34304850]

you go and enable two factor authorisation and change your password, perhaps using a password manager (there are many), and allow that to create a random password.

both of those will go quite some way to stopping any random person from attempting to change your password.

i'd also suggest you change your name to something a little harder to type than three random letters close together on your keyboard.

[Qtw]

you go and enable two factor authorisation and change your password, perhaps using a password manager (there are many), and allow that to create a random password.

both of those will go quite some way to stopping any random person from attempting to change your password.

i'd also suggest you change your name to something a little harder to type than three random letters close together on your keyboard.

that's actually really good advice. thank you.

[Guest deleted34304850]

i do this for a living. you're more than welcome.

[Pickysaurus]

To be fair, as long as they don't have access to your email address you're pretty safe. As 1ae0bfb8 pointed out, your username is only 3 characters which means someone spamming random letters may accidentally stumble on it