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# Security

There are many threats in the world of NFT and blockchain today.

One of them is the **SCAM** (a fraudulent or deceptive act or transaction, with the aim of scamming you). 

This can be done by malicious people pretending to be official members of a project team. Or by promising to save you transaction fees by doing a P2P (Peer-to-Peer) transaction without a trusted intermediary (a Market Place like Scove.io is a trusted intermediary) and end up never sending you the money or the NFT due once you have made your upload.

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Scove will NEVER ask you to send NFTs or other items via discord.
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Also, one of the techniques used by hackers is "**phishing**", which consists of sending you a malicious link asking you to log in or send your login and password in order to retrieve information, money and NFT.

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Scove will NEVER ask you for your login information on discord or any other means!
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**How will we protect you from this?**

The safety of our users is our priority! Here are our recommendations and tools to protect you:

1. Do not trade without a trusted third party --> **Choose a marketplace such as Scove.io which guarantees the sale of your NFT** and ensures that you receive the money from your sale
2. We have set up an "**Anti-phishing code**", you can set it up from your profile, **do not share it with anyone**: 

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**If you receive a message from a bot discord "Scove" without your Anti-phishing code appearing, it is a SCAM! Delete the conversation immediately and do not click on any links!**
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