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mme

mme
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  #2896798 4-Apr-2022 14:54
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Just was looking to order some, but may not have to now...hopefully :)

 

Currently use authy and a password manager for MFA but this would allow me to have a more secure method

 

 




  #2896802 4-Apr-2022 15:03
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Currently use 2FA on my phone for many online services, but would prefer something more robust and secure.


pootie
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  #2896833 4-Apr-2022 15:46
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I use 2FA on every service that offers it (big fan of Authy), but disappointed that SMS is still a fallback method for most services. I'd be super keen for a yubikey to make that 2FA life a bit more convenient!




philyy
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  #2896887 4-Apr-2022 17:35
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I am currently using Authy for all my 2FA needs :)

 


nztricky
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  #2896888 4-Apr-2022 17:37
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I use a mix of Google and MS authenticator apps, and Okta for work.


HAL9000
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  #2896898 4-Apr-2022 17:50
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Using Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator. Really want to up my game and encrypt my daily driver with YubiKey and where possible use YubiKey supported authentication.


bazzer
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  #2896904 4-Apr-2022 18:08
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I have all my 2FA in Google Authenticator with the keys backed up and encrypted "somewhere". I few RSA tokens too. If I can use 2FA I always try to.


 
 
 
 

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Detruire
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  #2896914 4-Apr-2022 18:52
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I've been using a mix of Keepass XC, Authy, and Authenticator.





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Yolly
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  #2896917 4-Apr-2022 19:06
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This YubiKey sounds great. I am always chasing passwords, usually because I have forgotten to record them in my password manager. I use 2FA, bution this key seems to be an elegant solution to password security.

 

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ewblen
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  #2896927 4-Apr-2022 19:51
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For TOTP 2FA I use andOTP

 

My U2F token is a TOMU

 

I deleted my mobile number from my bank's profile to stop them using SMS for transaction auth...


MarkM536
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  #2896988 5-Apr-2022 01:17
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I was 2FA was implemented further in most NZ Banks.

 

 

 

A verification text code upon paying someone is alright, but it didn't require 2FA to log into online banking.

 

Then the phone apps have basically no 2FA.


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  #2897061 5-Apr-2022 08:38
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A couple of years ago I was subjected to a ransomware attack...  and then after locking things down, another within about 3 weeks.

 

Fortunately I managed to stop them before they got to anything I couldn't lose.

 

Since then I use 2FA everywhere I possibly can. Most works well, though my medical centre's only option is via an email which is painfully slow when you are used to an app/text.

 

Add to that I set up a Google Cloud account for backups - have about a TB and costs me around $9 a month so fairly happy (first year free too).

 

I no longer use any password that isn't at least 12 characters of random joy, and a few other steps to avoid these sort of issues in the future, but 2FA is a cornerstone of protection and it's mostly just so easy to use.

 

 


bartong
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  #2897071 5-Apr-2022 09:19
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I use Duo for work and have also set it up for a couple of key personal accounts where available.  Others accounts are using old-school SMS based 2FA!


Bananabob
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  #2897095 5-Apr-2022 10:22
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I tray and use 2FA where I can, the majority of the logons I have use Google Authenticator, but some have their own idea of what 2FA should be, mostly the banks. I am sure that Yubikey will be easier to use and more secure.


pristle
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  #2897207 5-Apr-2022 14:34
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2FA via SMS for some logins, Google, Microsoft and Salesforce Apps for others.

 

 

 

SMS and Google seem to be the two most frequently used.


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