Do you make use of 2FA?

[Frost]

Hacking and bypass someone's website is the order of the day now which is why it's very important that you have a 2FA security set up on your website to prevent any intruder. I even make use of it on all of my social media sites and none of my accounts have been hacked.

 

[Heatman]

Making use of two-factor authentication is very necessary for your website and even every of your social Media account because it is what will prevent hackers from having access to your account as it will prevent them login into any of your account.

 

[Ryder]

It's suicide not using two-factor authentication in all your online social media accounts, forums and also financial accounts too. A lot of people have lost their accounts because they didn't enable two-factor authentication.

 

[madilyn]

I agree that it’s too risky to leave important accounts without extra protection if you don’t use 2FA. I realized this when a few people I know experienced hacking attempts, and since then I’ve always enabled 2FA wherever possible. In my opinion, this simple measure really reduces the risk of losing access to your data.

 

[birom7]

Hacking and bypass someone's website is the order of the day now which is why it’s very important that you have a 2FA security set up on your website to prevent any intruder. I even make use of otp mfa on all of my social media sites and none of my accounts have been hacked.

I agree, 2FA is a basic layer of protection, but I would add regular password updates and unique keys for each site. I do this because a single entry point can compromise everything. Without that, even 2FA fails if the password is weak. It also makes sense to enable login alerts.