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Yes, in the sense of convenience... but you are storing the generator on a networked device with potential for malicious exploitation. OK for my gmail, but mayb
by fixxer 10y ago
Yes, in the sense of convenience... but you are storing the generator on a networked device with potential for malicious exploitation. OK for my gmail, but maybe not the keys to a 6 figure brokerage account... Of course, in the case, I'm getting issued a key from the brokerage.
- happy-go-lucky 10y agoOK, the token security outweighs the usability.
- ascorbic 10y agoIt can be easier too. I have a U2F key that lives in my USB hub, which means it's totally seamless and much easier than pulling out my phone and fiddling with authenticator apps. I also have a Yubikey on my keychain, which gives me U2F when I'm not at my desk (you can register more than one key) as well as TOTP for things that don't support U2F.