Turn on two-factor authentication for email first, not last
Email resets every other password, so it's the one account that protects all the rest. Fewer than five independent reports so far, so it is still unverified — try it and file one.
Why it works
Almost every account's "forgot password" flow routes through email. An attacker who controls the email account can reset everything else regardless of how strong those other passwords are, which makes email the highest-leverage single account to protect first.
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