npm has recently announced its support for two-factor authentication (2FA) and has encouraged developers to secure their accounts with this additional layer of security. To take advantage of 2FA, users need to install the latest version of npm and log in to their account, then set up an authenticator app such as Authy, which offers features like multi-device support and code encryption. Once enabled, 2FA requires both a password and a device-generated one-time code for authentication, making it harder for unauthorized access. Users can enable 2FA by running the `npm profile enable-tfa` command and following the prompts to set up their Authy app, which will then require an OTP code for future updates or package publishing. With 2FA enabled, users' npm accounts and packages are more secure, and the Node.js ecosystem is made a safer place.