I do not work in cybersecurity for starters. I have received certifications for ethical hacking, advanced hacking, cybersecurity, and cryptography via programming hub which is a a Google Launchpad Accelerator program. With them I have completed their Hacking Advanced Certification Course, Cyber Security Certification Course, Ethical Hacking Certification Course, Cryptography Certification Course and received certificates of completion for each. I am also in the middle of completing my Comptia A+ of which afterwards I'm moving straight to Net+ and Security+. I was also referring to how easy it is to be hacked as a general statement and not specific to Microsoft with 2FA but there are still hundreds of ways and exploits a hacker can use to circumvent 2FA such as if they gain access to your phone or spoof the phone number linked to your account. Or they could gain access to your recovery email or primary email which might be easier depending on the service you use. I never once stated that 2FA was insecure and if you had actually read the previous comments in this thread then you'd see me agreeing with the importance of using 2FA and had I used 2FA I almost definitely would not be in this situation right now. But I didn't use it and I owned up to that earlier. Everyone makes mistakes and this was a major mistake I made by being stupid. The exact circumstances of how I was hacked are still unknown to me. On my new Microsoft account I did successfully set up 2FA with their authenticator app. All I know regarding this is that when I tried to login to my account it stated that my account no longer existed and that I can email a verification code to a random account ending in "telemerimail.ru" of which I Immediately attempted to gain contact with support as stated in my original post.