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This topic is kind of reiterative, and crops up every couple of weeks or so. Nevertheless, it is an important matter to take into consideration and should be a concern.
Lately Ive seen emails of scammers claiming that they have cracked peoples email account and have access to such and such. Normally these cases are not direct hacks on your email account, but derived from having provided the same credentials on a given website as you use on your email account.
2FA is an important safety feature, but just as important is to make sure you protect your 2FA backup codes properly or better still, use something like Authy that allows you to backup your 2FA on the cloud in an encrypted manner. Ive seen quite a few cases of people using Google Authenticator on their mobile device, and then having a rough time accessing their accounts when the device breaks or gets stolen.
I think it's not a big problem with repeat threads like this. Many newbies don't know about 2FA security and don't know how to use it to make accounts safer.
It's better if we have a sticky thread about wallets and accounts security in Beginners & Help, like Lauda's threads, then we don't need repeat threads anymore.