Don't use 2FA, if the 2nd factor is anything mobile-based. Use strong passphrases, and type them when you need access to the assets they protect. There is the

Don't use 2FA, if the 2nd factor is anything mobile-based. Use strong passphrases, and type them when you need access to the assets they protect. There is the concept of "security VS convenience", a trade-off you make when using secured assets. 2FA is convenience just as much as it is security. By having SMS as a method to reset a password, you reduce the attackers workload from cracking a difficult password to "compromise your mobile phone physically or electronically". I trust my passphrases much more than my mobile device and/or carrier.