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adamvnz
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  #2897855 6-Apr-2022 22:41
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I don't use 2FA at the moment but am aware that I should. If I don't win I might have to look at purchasing a key




kniederberger
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  #2897974 7-Apr-2022 10:34
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Currently using Microsoft Authenticator for work access.


Hatch
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  #2897978 7-Apr-2022 10:46
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Using authy and 2FA authentication for apps.




JaBZ
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  #2898151 7-Apr-2022 15:51
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Using 1Password converted as much as possible to 2FA, and using MS Authenticator for work..





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msavory
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  #2898314 7-Apr-2022 19:33
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I still have. Few things using plain SMS that need retiring


Ryonez
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  #2898377 8-Apr-2022 07:30
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I do use 2FA tech, namely TOTP/HTOP codes. Haven't had the change to do anything with hardware keys yet sadly, but would love to.

 
 
 

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prat33k
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  #2898857 9-Apr-2022 03:06
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Wow  this is sweet. I have been using 2FA for quite  some time for most of my services. I use mix of Authy, Google Auth, Microsoft Auth both for work and  personal.  Having a physical  Key would be great for  not  having to swap  between all  these apps all the time.!


Peppery
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  #2899072 9-Apr-2022 15:34
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2FA is an absolute must these days. I try and use TOTP as much as I can these days. I've never really looked into hardware tokens, but a Yubikey would really up my security game.


GoldSolitude
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  #2899084 9-Apr-2022 16:31
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Never used a hardware based key and would like to use one! Currently use Bitwarden + Aegis authenticator on android. A hardware based key would certainly be a neat addition to the personal threat model!


rhen68
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  #2899376 10-Apr-2022 11:23
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I'm using Google Authenticator primarily for email and cloud storage accounts along with (mostly) unique passwords managed by LastPass. It's a slow and gradual process to get the family to see the value in adopting the same measures for theirs...


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  #2899718 11-Apr-2022 09:34
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I use Authenticator Pro on Android for 2FA and I have used Yubikey previously in conjunction with LastPass. They are great devices. 


 
 
 
 

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  #2899831 11-Apr-2022 13:23
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I use Authy & Google for all my 2FA. The Yubikey would make things a lot simpler.

 

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  #2900302 12-Apr-2022 11:23
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The usual MFA, Google and Duo for corp related authentication.

 

Personal MS account, gone with password less via the MS Auth App.

 

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gaddman
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  #2900626 12-Apr-2022 19:45
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Keen as! I've got an old YubiKey for a few services, then Authy for everything else.


RubyN
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  #2902019 13-Apr-2022 16:11
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I use 2FA on Google and Microsoft.  A USB that secured these and other sites would be great!


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