Add a second lock.
Make a stolen password less useful.
Two-factor authentication asks for another proof when you sign in. An authenticator app or security key is preferable to text codes when the service offers them.
Try this
Open the account’s official security settings. Start with email, banking, and your password manager.
Turn on two-factor authentication and follow the provider’s setup instructions.
Store recovery codes somewhere protected. Approve only sign-ins you started; keep verification codes private.
A fictional scenario. Choose the safer response.
Answer the scenario correctly to mark this lesson reviewed.
Know which account to check first.
Start with the lesson. Individual would help you keep track of affected accounts and decide what to change first.
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