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Is Someone Else Using Your Twilio Account? Best Practices to Protect Your Auth Token
Blog post from Twilio
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Date Published
Author
Shelley Wu
Word Count
645
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Language
English
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Summary
To protect your Twilio account from smishing attacks and unauthorized access, keep your auth token safe, never hard-code keys or tokens, don't push credentials to public repositories, rotate your tokens regularly, create limited-scope tokens, monitor your account, and follow best practices to avoid fraud and phishing by design.
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