MEGA Login - Official Portal
Sign in to MEGA for secure, end-to-end encrypted cloud storage. Access your private files with zero-knowledge encryption and generous storage space.
ANTI-SCAM WARNING
MEGA phishing scams target privacy-conscious users. ONLY use the official domain: mega.nz or mega.io. Never click on emails claiming copyright violations or file sharing issues requiring immediate action. MEGA NEVER asks for your password or recovery key via email. Beware of fake file download pages with suspicious domains. Always verify you're on mega.nz before entering credentials.
MEGA Login
Access your MEGA account through the official portal:
Security Tips
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Always verify the URL is
mega.nzormega.io - ✓ BACKUP YOUR RECOVERY KEY - MEGA cannot reset passwords without it
- ✓ Enable two-factor authentication in security settings
- ✓ MEGA uses zero-knowledge encryption - only you can decrypt your files
- ✓ Never share your recovery key with anyone, including MEGA support
- ✓ Verify shared file links come from trusted sources before clicking
About MEGA
MEGA is a privacy-focused cloud storage service with end-to-end encryption. Founded by Kim Dotcom, MEGA provides zero-knowledge encryption where files are encrypted on your device before upload - MEGA servers never see your unencrypted data or encryption keys. This means even MEGA cannot access your files, ensuring complete privacy. All files, folders, and chat messages are encrypted with AES-128 encryption.
Free accounts include 20GB storage plus bonus achievement storage. Paid plans (Pro I/II/III/Lite) offer 400GB to 16TB storage with higher transfer quotas. Features include file versioning (100 versions), secure chat (MEGAchat), video calls, folder sync, file sharing with password protection and expiry dates, mobile apps (iOS/Android), desktop sync clients (Windows/Mac/Linux), browser extensions, and API access. MEGA uses TLS/SSL for data transfer and stores data across multiple global data centers. Recovery key is essential - without it, lost passwords cannot be recovered due to zero-knowledge architecture.