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  1. Darnell Clayton :verified: (darnell@one.darnell.one)'s status on Saturday, 30-Jul-2022 23:24:49 UTC Darnell Clayton :verified: Darnell Clayton :verified:

    Also I am trying to reduce the number of sites that I use Google Authenticator app with. If you ever swap phones it’s a hassle to access your account again.

    In conversation Saturday, 30-Jul-2022 23:24:49 UTC from one.darnell.one permalink
    • Bernie (codewiz@mstdn.io)'s status on Saturday, 30-Jul-2022 23:23:53 UTC Bernie Bernie
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      @darnell Yes, Google Authenticator sucks, but 2FA is a standard so you don't have to use it even for a Google account.

      I've been using andOTP for several years and I'm very happy both with the UI and the secure backup/restore features:
      https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP#andotp----android-otp-authenticator
      #andotp #android #security

      In conversation Saturday, 30-Jul-2022 23:23:53 UTC permalink

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      1. GitHub - andOTP/andOTP: [Unmaintained] Open source two-factor authentication for Android
        [Unmaintained] Open source two-factor authentication for Android - GitHub - andOTP/andOTP: [Unmaintained] Open source two-factor authentication for Android
    • Bernie (codewiz@mstdn.io)'s status on Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:13 UTC Bernie Bernie
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      • πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Jonathan Treffler 🐧

      @JonathanTreffler @darnell I use Yubikeys too, but not all websites support FIDO2.

      And even those who do, often don't let you enroll multiple dongles (I have 3).

      In conversation Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:13 UTC permalink
    • πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Jonathan Treffler 🐧 (jonathantreffler@gruene.social)'s status on Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:42 UTC 🇺🇦 Jonathan Treffler 🐧 πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Jonathan Treffler 🐧
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      • Bernie

      @darnell @codewiz

      Another option is to switch to a hardware 2FA device, that you can put on your keychain.
      I find it both the easiest and most convenient to use and it is by far the most secure 2FA method.
      (I use a YubiKey https://www.yubico.com)

      In conversation Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:42 UTC permalink

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        Get the YubiKey, the #1 security key, offering strong two factor authentication from industry leader Yubico.
    • Darnell Clayton :verified: (darnell@one.darnell.one)'s status on Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:45 UTC Darnell Clayton :verified: Darnell Clayton :verified:
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      • Bernie

      @codewiz Thanks! If I ever buy an Android phone that will be blessing. Many sites now present me with the option of sending an SMS, using email or (the smart ones) realize I am using multiple mobile devices & will have me confirm via push notification on one of those (iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch).

      However, there are a few that were a nightmare to navigate around, & I had to have tech support disable the Authenticator login after swapped phones.

      In conversation Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:00:45 UTC permalink
    • Bernie (codewiz@mstdn.io)'s status on Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:36:19 UTC Bernie Bernie
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      • πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Jonathan Treffler 🐧

      @darnell @JonathanTreffler Yubikeys are quite expensive... I don't understand why nobody undercuts them by selling an equivalent product for $5.

      In conversation Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:36:19 UTC permalink
    • Darnell Clayton :verified: (darnell@one.darnell.one)'s status on Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:36:25 UTC Darnell Clayton :verified: Darnell Clayton :verified:
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      • Bernie
      • πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ Jonathan Treffler 🐧

      @JonathanTreffler @codewiz I remember Google trying to sell these to me but at the time the places I needed them were beyond my control (other services that I use). My job also uses them but they only hand them to certain individuals.

      In conversation Sunday, 31-Jul-2022 00:36:25 UTC permalink

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