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What 2nd factor has a static key that allows you to store it in 1password? I don't think I've seen a second factor that isn't hardware (phone, dongle, whatever)
by epmatsw 11y ago
What 2nd factor has a static key that allows you to store it in 1password? I don't think I've seen a second factor that isn't hardware (phone, dongle, whatever) and/or a dynamically generated code.
- forty 11y agoFor services using standard protocols, you can use software for OTP (google authenticator is the most famous example and uses TOTP/HOTP). Edit: I might have misunderstood your question. What you can easily store for TOTP/HOTP is the seed. After that you need a software to compute the dynamic codes.
- epmatsw 11y agoYeah, I didn't know 1password supported that, I've always just used Authy on my phone.
- morgante 11y ago> What 2nd factor has a static key that allows you to store it in 1password? A few implementations (ex. my broker) have you read your code off a physical card they mailed with about 200 codes on it. Of course I just scanned that card into 1Password. For standardized 2FA systems, 1password actually has support for generating one time passwords (like Google Authenticator). [1] [1] https://blog.agilebits.com/2015/01/26/totp-for-1password-users/ https://blog.agilebits.com/2015/01/26/totp-for-1password-use...
- epmatsw 11y agoNeat, I had no idea about that feature of 1password.