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Haven't you just described 2FA?
by oneeyedpigeon 10y ago
Haven't you just described 2FA?
- manojlds 10y agoSo why not just current 2FA instead of certs?
- pluma 10y agoWith 2FA I have my password and pull out my phone to look up a code. So I still only need to populate one device.
- quanticle 10y agoNo, with 2FA, I need my password, and my phone. I only have to set up one device: my phone (or whatever other 2FA token). I don't have to go through my home computer, my laptop, my phone, my work computer, my friend's computer, etc. and set up my certificate everywhere just because I might need to log in to a website.