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That sort of defeats the purpose of 2FA though. Now if your LastPass database is compromised, they have access to your 2FA codes as well.
by ihattendorf 9y ago
That sort of defeats the purpose of 2FA though. Now if your LastPass database is compromised, they have access to your 2FA codes as well.
- dabernathy89 9y agoTrue. I think it's a bit of a security compromise for convenience. Having backup codes stuck in a folder somewhere at home is only useful if I need to regain access to one of my accounts while I'm at home.