The yubikey won't help you if your passwords are weak or stored insecurely. This has a ladder effect on your 2fa including email. Id create a new bitwarden account with a new password with sufficient length - write it down on paper if you have to - store it on none of your devices, Also be sure to be using a protonmail account, if you already have one change the password using the method ๐Ÿ‘‡ Id then use the password generator on bitwarden to make two new passwords at the max character length Twitter & Protonmail allow respectively. Save these passwords in bitwarden only. Id then enable a ubikey after that for convenience. If you still get pwned that means your computer is compromised - I would get a new one & start fresh meanwhile securing your IP address with a VPN at the router level, you'll need to purchase the router I'm speaking of.

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Blazar 2 years ago
If the credentials are type on a computer, I would say the most likely scenario is the computer is compromised, a virus. Make a backup, format the system and start from scratch. I would recommend Ubuntu instead of Windows. Blocking all ports for incoming connections is very easy on Ubuntu with the ufw command. Not so easy on Windows.
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