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This looks promising. I'm currently in Denmark and they have this inane two-factor authentication system for all (e.g. banks and not just public) services that

by mizzao 9y ago

This looks promising. I'm currently in Denmark and they have this inane two-factor authentication system for all (e.g. banks and not just public) services that uses physical printed cards with 150 codes each; when you are close to using one up you need to get another one in the mail. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NemID Hopefully if this requires 2FA it can use the TOTP open standard, etc.

Erwin 9y ago
You can buy a digital keyring to show the code if you want, e.g. https://www.nets.eu/dk-da/l%C3%B8sninger/nemid/nemid-til-private/n%C3%B8gleviser https://www.nets.eu/dk-da/l%C3%B8sninger/nemid/nemid-til-pri... -- which has a limited lifetime battery; I don't check my account often enough so I'm not bothered with the paper card.