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Activity & Security Log

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Activity & Security Log

VitalHops maintains a detailed activity log of all account events, helping you monitor your account security and track changes.

Activity Timeline

Your activity log records key events including:

  • Login/Logout — Every sign-in and sign-out event
  • Password Changes — Password updates and resets
  • Email Verification — Email confirmation events
  • 2FA Events — Enabling, disabling, and using two-factor authentication
  • Profile Updates — Changes to your personal information
  • KYC Submissions — Document upload and verification events
  • Device Changes — New device logins and trust status changes
  • Account Events — Account lock/unlock and other administrative events

Viewing Your Activity

  1. Navigate to the Activity section from your dashboard
  2. View events in chronological order
  3. Each entry shows:
    • Event type and description
    • Date and time
    • IP address and approximate location
    • Device and browser information
    • Severity level

Severity Levels

Events are classified by severity to help you identify important activities:

LevelExamples
LowRegular logins, profile views
MediumPassword changes, profile updates
HighNew device logins, 2FA changes, failed login attempts
CriticalAccount lockouts, backup code usage, suspicious activity

Security Alerts

VitalHops actively monitors for suspicious activity:

New Device Detection

When someone logs into your account from a new device:

  • You receive an email notification
  • The event is logged with IP address and geolocation data
  • Device details (browser, OS, device type) are recorded

Suspicious Login Alerts

Alerts are triggered for:

  • Logins from unusual locations
  • Multiple failed login attempts
  • Access from previously unseen IP addresses

2FA Backup Code Usage

If a backup code is used instead of the authenticator app, this is flagged as a high-severity event since it may indicate the user lost access to their primary 2FA device.

Device Manager

The Device Manager provides a detailed view of all devices that have accessed your account:

Device Details

  • Device Type — Desktop, Mobile, or Tablet
  • Browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, etc.
  • Operating System — Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, etc.
  • First Seen — When the device first accessed your account
  • Last Active — Most recent activity from this device
  • IP Address — Last known IP and location (country, city)

Device Actions

  • Trust/Untrust — Mark devices as trusted or untrusted
  • Remote Logout — Force sign-out from a specific device
  • Review History — See all activity from a particular device

Best Practices

  • Review your activity log weekly for any unfamiliar events
  • Pay attention to high and critical severity events
  • If you see unrecognized devices, immediately change your password and enable 2FA
  • Keep your security contact details (email, phone) up to date for timely alerts
  • Use the Device Manager to remove old devices you no longer use