If you ever get your account hacked or if you want to sell it then you need to prove that you are the real owner of that account and you are no hacker. Otherwise it would be hard to reclaim your account.
If you sign a message you post publicly then make sure that you include event details. Not that someone takes your general signature and makes trouble.
If you sign a message you post publicly then make sure that you include event details. Not that someone takes your general signature and makes trouble.
1st thing , I am not gonna sell my one and only one account which helps me to earn my pocket money. I am dreaming to be a legendary member on bitcointalk forum. And as you said about the security issue of my account , I will set the secret question and answers with a strong password for my account safety.
You should not use the secret question since the encryption of the answer is not that strong. The forum will warn you about that too.
Yes, you can create a strong password. But that is not the only way to hack an account. I think not a few accounts get hacked because the email address attached gets hacked. At least it sounds to me after reading not a few stories about hacked accounts whose password were reset by email.
Buddy , my email account cannot be hacked in anyway. Bcoz, 2nd factor authentication is activated on it. If I gave you my email account login details too , you need my mobile phone and mobile number to use the verification code to get my account access.
That is actually a good email provider then. Though you should not feel too safe with 2FA. It might be hard to hack it but with a poor implementation it might be possible for a hacker to circumvent your account. Hacking doesn't always mean knowing the password. It might mean not needing such things too.
At the end... i don't see a reason why NOT adding another layer of security. It surely can't hurt when you are cautious and back up your private keys.
Buddy, whenever someone will tries to sign in to my gmail account. I will receive the verification call everytime on my Mobile number which is owned by me only. If the hacker don't have my mobile phone, how he will get the verification code and will enter to my account ? its not possible.
The notification email is a good thing that adds additional security.
Regarding the 2FA. You feel safe because no one can get the codes. But what i wanted to tell you is that hackers might not need the code. Only a part of hacks happen because the details are known to be able to login. Many hacks happen because of serverissues, errors in code and so on. Then it might not matter if the hacker does not have the code. He does not need it to check out your emails. Maybe he got a direct database access or something. Then you trusting on 2FA would be a hollow trust.
It might be unlikely that this happens with gmail but still. Things like that happen all the time. You should not feel too safe only because your 2FA.
I think i will leave it now at this.
