Research institute: There are problems with OKX security settings

Odaily News In response to several recent OKX user security incidents, Dilation Effect conducted a quick analysis of OKX's user security settings. The results showed that although the user was bound to GA (Google Authenticator), the verification was allowed to switch to a low-security verification method, resulting in the GA verification being bypassed. When OKX verifies user-sensitive operations, such as adding whitelist addresses, withdrawing coins, and changing various verification item settings, it can directly switch to a low-security verification method, such as SMS. It can be seen that OKX's security settings lack a baseline design. Perhaps in order to improve the user experience, OKX has made a lot of compromises on security. Dilation Effect reminds users that account settings must be bound to GA, otherwise they will end up working for hackers because email and SMS are vulnerable to attacks. (wublock123)