> Some places let you reset a password if you have the MFA. I wasn’t aware of that - that’s horrifying but not surprising. Well, in that case, disable/remove M

> Some places let you reset a password if you have the MFA. I wasn’t aware of that - that’s horrifying but not surprising. Well, in that case, disable/remove MFA! On that note, if an account requires “security questions”, consider using 1Password’s password generator, but set to 4 random words separated by spaces. That can help reduce the increased attack surface from fraudulent account recovery - use words to avoid someone saying “oh it’s just a bunch of gibberish” over the phone.