DIRECT ANSWER

Type the address yourself, check the domain carefully, and never share a one-time password — most of the real risk here is phishing, not the platforms themselves.

Login pages are the single most common target for phishing in this space, precisely because so many similarly named platforms exist. Before you type a password, follow an account-recovery link, or tap a login button sent to you directly, run through these seven checks.

If you’re ever unsure whether a login page belongs to the platform you intended, close it and navigate there again from a source you trust — a saved bookmark, or a search result you’ve independently verified. It costs a minute and removes the single biggest risk in this category.