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Use 2FA with Authy and SMS. Previously had a ubikey, but a USB-C one would be usable on more of my devices.
I use 2FA both for work and for my own stuff, using Google authenticator for my own stuff. A Yubikey would add another level of security and convenience for me.
I currently use Authy for 6 or 7 sites. My banks use their own 2FA.
I use 2FA on some accounts. The biggest hassle is having to use more than one authenticator, and those that use email or text can mean a short wait (and having more junk to delete!). Hopefully this USB key will help with some of that.
I presently only use SMS for 2FA with few sites. I keep meaning to do something better!
One of these would make it very easy to do it well!
I use 2FA Yubikeys for Google and Facebook.
My NFC Yubikey (on my key ring) is good with my phone as I don't have to plug it in.
I also use phone code 2FA for some applications.
Gordy
My first ever AM radio network connection was with a 1MHz AM crystal(OA91) radio receiver.
I use 1password - it also handles my 2FA codes (as well as passwords) not sure if that the best way to do it or if I should have 2FA seperate
bertyboynz:
I use 1password - it also handles my 2FA codes (as well as passwords) not sure if that the best way to do it or if I should have 2FA seperate
You should have 2FA separate from passwords - having them together means if someone gets hold of one they have both - defeating the purpose.
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I've always wanted one but never got around to purchasing. I currently use a mix of Authy (and Microsoft Authenticator for work), however having a Yubi would be a great addition to the daily grind!
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Mostly use Google Authenticator, but also use Microsoft Authenticator as well.
Just realised GeekZone has 2FA, so just enabled that on my account as well...
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I use Authy. It backs up automatically, so it's easy when you reset your phone (https://authy.com/) I have tried Google and Microsoft and Lastpass premium, (prior to moving to Bitwarden, don't get me started). I have thought about something like Yubikey but just haven't been able to justify the spend. Free would be good but it's got me re-evaluating whether I should fork out the dosh for this or similar. What's the saying? Only the paranoid survive?
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