Quote from: Saisher on Today at 04:53:50 AM

Quote from: Jatiluhung on Today at 04:46:21 AM

Now I only understand the importance of 2FA after hearing your explanation that the problem of password leaks can be solved with 2FA. Initially I ignored this feature because I still felt I didn't need this feature. But you are right that with 2FA our account security becomes thicker or more layered. Thank You

It seems I really have to thank the person who came up with the idea of adding (optional) 2FA to this forum, namely PowerGlove. Thanks very much PowerGlove.

I agree there's no fear of your password getting compromised or hacked because it will need a 2FA to log in here in Bitcointalk I used 2FA on all my emails and sites I had an account and I feel safe using a 2FA, we will seldom read topics about account getting hacked, there was even a thread where the account takes a loan without the knowledge of the member, with 2FA it will be prevented.
All we have to do is to protect our email its better to create a dedicated email for Bitcointalk.

Exactly, if one forum gets compromised or data gets leaked, there is a high chance of loosing accounts on other forums or sites. That's why we should never reuse the same passwords on multiple sites and always use 2fa. Imagine your Bitcointalk and Bank account passwords are the same and this happens. Scary.

BTW, 2fa can also be compromised if the browser gets hijacked AFAIK.

Maybe I am derailing the main topic, sorry for that.