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2FA Doesn't Replace a Strong Password

Two-factor is a second lock, not an excuse for a weak first one.

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2FA dramatically improves security, but it works best on top of a strong, unique password — not instead of one. Think of it as a deadbolt added to a good lock, not a reason to leave the door flimsy.

“Two locks beat one. But the first lock still has to be good.”

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