Discord Server for Dashboard
💡 Safeguarding your Discord server is essential to protect it from unauthorized
access and malicious activity.
Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Require 2FA for admins to prevent unauthorized logins. It adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification.
Manage Roles and Permissions
Manage Roles and Permissions
Assign roles carefully, granting only the necessary permissions. Avoid giving too many users admin privileges, and never use the @everyone role for sensitive access.
Use Bots for Moderation
Use Bots for Moderation
Use moderation tools (e.g., bots) to automatically filter spam, manage user behavior, and remove inappropriate content, ensuring a safer server environment.
Set Verification Levels
Set Verification Levels
Require new members to verify their email or phone number before interacting to block bots and trolls.
Review Audit Logs
Review Audit Logs
Regularly check audit logs to monitor admin actions and spot any suspicious activity.
Implementing these steps can significantly enhance the security of your Discord server and create a safer environment for your community.
Individual Protection
💡 As fraudulent individuals persist in targeting Web3, it is essential to proactively safeguard yourself on all social media channels, such as Discord, to avoid falling prey to scams. This guide will detail crucial steps to ensure your safety and shield you from scammers on Discord.
Configuring Privacy Settings
Configuring Privacy Settings
To enhance your safety on Discord, it is essential to configure your privacy settings effectively. Follow these steps:
Navigate to user settings.
Click on Privacy & Safety.
Select the option that best suits your preferences for direct messaging. This will allow you to filter direct messages by default across all servers
Disabling Direct Messages from Specific Servers
Disabling Direct Messages from Specific Servers
You also have the option to turn off direct messages from users of specific servers. Follow these steps:
Verifying User Identities
Verifying User Identities
Verifying User Identities
Always double-check the identity of users who claim to be staff members of a server. Follow these steps:
Right-click on a user's profile and copy their ID.
Verify the ID with the appropriate server to ensure it matches the intended individual.
If in doubt, reach out to the server's staff to confirm the identity.
Please note: Quazorg is our Galxe Community Manager
Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
Enabling Multi-Factor Authentication
To add an extra layer of security to your Discord account, enable Multi-Factor Authentication. Here's how:
Access your user settings.
Click on My Account.
Scroll down to set up both an authentication app and SMS authentication.
Download your backup codes in case you are unable to access your MFA.
Avoiding Common Scams on Discord
💡 Familiarize yourself with common scams used by scammers on Discord to protect yourself and your assets.
Moderator Impersonation
Moderator Impersonation
Be cautious of individuals pretending to be server moderators and requesting compromising information about your wallet or assets. Legitimate moderators will never ask for personal information, verification, or seed phrases publicly or privately.
Fake Airdrops
Fake Airdrops
Exercise caution when engaging in peer-to-peer trades on Discord servers, as scammers may attempt to share fake airdrop links.
Phishing
Phishing
Beware of scammers phishing for private keys or passwords via DMs. Never disclose your private key, as it can grant access to your wallet and result in irreversible asset loss.
Important Reminders
Never share your seed phrase or send it via Discord DMs or servers.
No one on the Galxe team will DM you requesting data.
Avoid scanning QR codes to sign into your Discord account.
If a bot DMs you to verify or redirect to another site, double-check with the server admins to ensure it is the authentic bot before clicking anything.
Avoid screen sharing with random individuals on Discord.
When interacting with DMd links, always double-check the URL as scammers often change domains or add additional characters.