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Device & Account Recovery Cell

Device & phone security support

ডিভাইস ও ফোন নিরাপত্তা সহায়তা

Every step below is something you perform yourself, on your own device, with your own consent. NFF never asks for a password, PIN or OTP, never connects to your device, and never performs remote access.

Account & session safety

অ্যাকাউন্ট ও সেশন নিরাপত্তা

Remove every login you do not recognise before you change anything else, then re-secure the email that controls your other accounts.

  1. 1

    Open the security page of the account and review 'where you are logged in'.

    Why: An attacker with an active session survives a password change on many platforms.

  2. 2

    Sign out of every device and browser you do not recognise.

    Why: This kills stolen sessions and tokens.

  3. 3

    Recover and secure your primary email first.

    Why: Email is the master key: every other reset arrives there.

  4. 4

    Check the recovery email, recovery phone and trusted devices for entries you did not add.

    Why: Attackers add their own recovery route so they can return later.

  5. 5

    Review connected apps and remove anything unused.

    Why: A forgotten third-party app can keep read/write access after a password change.

What this desk does

  • Diagnostic questions to identify what was actually compromised.
  • Evidence organisation before you reset or clean anything.
  • The official recovery route for your provider or platform.
  • Review of your ownership-proof package before you submit it.
  • Case tracking, reviewer assignment and a documented outcome.

What this desk never does

  • No hacking, device intrusion or remote access of any kind.
  • No credential, OTP or PIN collection — we will never ask.
  • No surveillance, tracing or unmasking of any person.
  • No access to bank, card or wallet accounts.
  • No police or government investigative powers; referrals are lawful and authorised only.

Educational guidance only. Forensic work is limited to data you own and have consented to share, or to formally authorised cooperation.