This feature is available on all Goodshuffle Pro Plans.
Good account security protects not only your business but your client data too. There are three key pillars to staying secure online:
Always use 2FA through an app
Use a password manager
Save your backup codes somewhere encrypted
Each layer should exist independently, so if one fails, your account is still protected.
1. Use 2FA Through an App (Not SMS)
While 2FA is always better than no 2FA, text message codes can be intercepted. Instead, use a dedicated authenticator app such as:
🚫 Never back up your authenticator app to your email account. If your email is compromised, so are your 2FA codes.
2. Use a Password Manager
Passwords should be random, complex, and unmemorable. That’s why password managers are key.
Benefits include:
Randomized password generation
Secure storage across devices
Shared vaults (great for families or teams)
🔐 At Goodshuffle, we use 1Password — it even offers family plans!
3. Store Backup Codes Safely (Not in Your Password Manager)
If you lose access to your phone, your 2FA app goes with it.
This is where recovery codes come in — they’re usually provided when you first enable 2FA on a site. These are single-use codes that let you back into your account.
❗ Don’t store these in your password manager. If that’s ever breached, your backup codes would be too.
Instead:
Save them on a password-protected laptop or desktop
Encrypt the file on your PC or use password-protected notes (Macs support this natively)
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