In general authenticators are more secure than email or sms 2fa. You could use Authy, Google Authenticator or (better) Yubico Authenticator. The best option is a physical security key. Buy two.
You might consider changing this asap. A keylogger is probably your biggest vulnerability, especially if you are not using antivirus/antimalware as you said above. If you are typing in your password you are vulnerable. One of the great things about password managers is the fact that key loggers are useless, except for the password to get into the manager. That's why you want a physical security key on it. Also, you can generate nonsensical answers to challenge questions (Mother's Maiden Name: vYaL89Q%4UFqWk1ya0E) for each account and save them as well.sky wrote: ↑Wed Dec 30, 2020 1:53 pmMy current username/password list is on paper. I may make a spreadsheet with website url - username - password information to print out, then delete the password column. I don't want a list of username/passwords in digital format, but writing them on paper is not as efficient as using a spreadsheet.
Also good info on sim swapping here: https://youtu.be/SNpphMz-w5w