A strong password is an important part of protecting your TERA account and stored files.
Following good password practices can reduce the risk of unauthorized account access.
A secure password should be:
Long enough to resist common guessing attacks.
Unique to your TERA account.
Difficult to predict.
Free from obvious personal information.
Whenever supported, use a long passphrase or a password generated by a trusted password manager.
Do not use:
Your name or birthday.
Common passwords.
Predictable number sequences.
Simple keyboard patterns.
Passwords already used on other websites.
A trusted password manager can help you generate, store, and manage strong passwords.
This also reduces the need to remember multiple complex passwords.
Two-factor authentication adds another verification requirement to your account.
For better protection, use a strong password together with 2FA.
If your account was created through Google sign-in, you may not have a separate TERA password.
Review the available account settings before attempting to change or reset your password.
Use TERA's password recovery process where applicable.
Password reset links may expire after a limited period.
If you do not receive a password reset email:
Check your Spam or Junk folder.
Confirm that you entered the correct email address.
Try the available reset process again.
Contact TERA Support if necessary.
Never share your password.
Do not send passwords to support staff.
Change your password if you suspect it has been compromised.
Keep your devices and browsers updated.
Review your active sessions periodically.
Change Your Password
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How to Enable and Use Two-Factor Authentication
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