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Select a password that is difficult and not easy to guess (at least 8 digits of contain both upper and lower case letters and numbers).
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Must change your password regularly.
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Do not disclose your trading password to anyone, include our company staff.
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Avoid accessing your online account with public computers.
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Avoid accessing unknown and unsecure networks to login your trading account or any online trading.
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Should be install reputable anti-virus, anti-spyware and anti-malware programmes and regular update them as, ensure secure for using computer for online trading.
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Log off your online session after use.
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When you notice any suspicious transactions in the account, report to us and suspend the account, immediately to avoid further loss.
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If you are unable to access your online trading account for any reason, contact us immediately.
If should be noted that the above control measures and techniques are by no means exhaustive. You may visit the Investor Education Centre’s website to obtain further security tips when trading online: http://www.thechinfamily.hk/web/tc/scams/scam-websites.html .
Two-factor Authentication (2FA)
An extra layer of security can help to prevent hacking. The Securities and Futures Commission has made it a requirement to implement 2FA when clients log-in to their online investment accounts.
You may visit the Investor Education Centre’s website to obtain further 2FA information: https://www.thechinfamily.hk/web/en/tools-and-resources/hot-topics/2fa-security.html
The First Step of Authentication:
Provide the login ID and Password