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Seems vulnerable to phishing. The attacker already uses phishing to get account number, password and phone number; now they just have to send a fake 2Factor mes
by BoppreH 10y ago
Seems vulnerable to phishing. The attacker already uses phishing to get account number, password and phone number; now they just have to send a fake 2Factor message and observe how the number is translated.
Even if the function is lossy, it has very little entropy. Maybe even vulnerable to brute forcing...
I agree with the other poster, Google Authenticator looks like a better solution.
- DBNO 10y agoGood points. After further consideration and from the other comment, I was basically thinking of a 3FA system.
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