Protecting Your Delta Virtual Account
Practical account-security habits for pilot logins, email, and Discord.
Keep your account secure
Your Delta Virtual account may connect to flight-tracking software, website services, DVMail, and Discord features. Treat your login details as private even when requesting help from another pilot or staff member.
Good habits
- Use a unique, strong password rather than recycling a password from another website.
- Keep your account email address current and protect access to that mailbox.
- Use multifactor authentication wherever the relevant service offers it.
- Enter credentials only on official Delta Virtual or approved service pages.
- Avoid saving screenshots that expose authentication tokens, access keys, account recovery codes, or private personal details.
- Sign out on shared computers and keep your browser and operating system updated.
Be cautious with support messages
Legitimate troubleshooting may involve logs, screenshots, ACARS versions, or a flight ID. It should not require posting your password publicly. If a person asks for a password or a one-time code, verify their identity through an official staff channel first.
If you suspect compromise
- Change the affected password through the legitimate account or provider interface if you still have access.
- Secure the linked email account.
- Notify Delta Virtual staff privately with the approximate time and what you observed.
- Review other accounts where you may have reused the same password.
Never publish suspected vulnerability details, access tokens, or another member's private information in a public Discord channel.
Policy reference: SOP v4.0, sections 3.1, 9.4, 10.2 and 11.
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