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I keep them in LastPass, along with the passwords themselves. That does make LastPass a single point of failure for me, but I know myself and know that I'm not
by CobrastanJorji 10y ago
I keep them in LastPass, along with the passwords themselves. That does make LastPass a single point of failure for me, but I know myself and know that I'm not gonna remember where I put all of my one time recovery codes.
- vijayp 10y agoYeah, I'm also scared of LastPass being a SPOF. While LastPass does do a good job, no one is perfect, and the cost of having my account compromised is really high I'm now leaning towards encrypting backup codes with a passphrase and putting the encrypted blobs in LastPass. I haven't actually done this but as long as I don't forget the second passphrase, that might work…