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Take a look at Authy as a drop-in replacement for your Google Authenticator app. Codes are encrypted and stored on Authy's servers -- they can be re-synced to y

by elahd 10y ago

Take a look at Authy as a drop-in replacement for your Google Authenticator app. Codes are encrypted and stored on Authy's servers -- they can be re-synced to your phone after a wipe. There's also a Chrome plugin that syncs with the mobile app.

colejohnson66 10y ago
How do we know it's encrypted in a way they can't see?
- pfg 10y ago
  The same way you know (or don't) that your existing OTP app is not uploading your secret key.
- elahd 10y ago
  You don't, but that's fine for my risk profile. I use LastPass, as well, with different passwords for every site and 2FA where available.