Tongan Education sent a text message saying that someone tried to change the password.

I received a short message from Tongan Education reminding someone to try to change the password, probably because the system detected someone trying to log in to an account to change the password. There may be several reasons for this:

1. Account security: The system may detect that someone is trying to invade or steal your account information, so it will send a reminder to change the password to ensure the security of your account.

2. Risk of password leakage: Your password may have been leaked, causing someone to try to gain your account authority by modifying it. This may be because you used the same password in other places, and the security of other websites or platforms was threatened.

3. Abnormal account activity: The system may find that your account has abnormal activities, such as different login location and equipment, so send a reminder to modify your password to ensure that your account will not be used by unauthorized people.

In view of this situation, I suggest you take the following measures immediately:

1. Modify password: Make sure your new password is strong enough, including the combination of letters, numbers and special characters, and avoid using the same password as other websites or platforms.

2. Enable two-step verification: If Tongan Education Platform supports two-step verification, it is recommended that you enable this function to improve the security of the account.

3. Pay attention to account activities: check your account activity records regularly. If you find abnormal behavior, please contact Tongan Education Customer Service in time and report the problem.

In short, when you receive a reminder from Tongan Education to change your password, you should attach great importance to it and take corresponding measures to protect your account security. The expanded content includes the importance of account security and password protection, as well as suggestions for handling abnormal account activities.