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Isn't 2FA standard nowadays. And it still does not disable social engineering as attack option.
by tobltobs 11y ago
Isn't 2FA standard nowadays. And it still does not disable social engineering as attack option.
- tyingq 11y ago>>Isn't 2FA standard nowadays. Some don't appear to have it at all (1&1), some offer an option to SMS a code (godaddy/namecheap), a few offer integration with something like Authy/Google Auth. >>And it still does not disable social engineering as attack option. It's better than what I see from other registrars. It is not perfect. You, of course, are in control of the answers to the challenge questions, they don't have to be the truth.