One Simple Thing You Should Do Right Now to Keep Hackers From
Destroying Your Digital Life  Imagine if you turned on your
computer and found your entire digital life was wiped: years of
photos, emails, documents—gone. That happened to Wired writer
Mat Honan last weekend, when hackers broke into his most
important accounts. But it could have probably been prevented if
he'd done one thing: Enabled "two-factor authentication" on his
Gmail account.  First, go here and enable two-factor
authentication before you even read this. I know, two-factor
authentication sounds sooooo boring. And it is, compared to the
nightmare Honan went through.  Honan details his experience at
Wired, a Hopscotch of Doom where hackers lept from one of his
accounts to the next, burning everything in their wake. The
hackers first used information from Honan's Apple iCloud account
to break into his Gmail account. They deleted his Gmail account
and remotely erased his iPad, iPhone and MacBook—including two
years-worth of photos of his daught