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I’d say that a separate phone app with MFA codes that are only stored offline qualifies as a second factor, as you need both the phone and it’s access code (fin
by leokennis 8y ago
I’d say that a separate phone app with MFA codes that are only stored offline qualifies as a second factor, as you need both the phone and it’s access code (fingerprint etc.) to see the code.
- Spooky23 8y agoIt can, but users have the ability to undermine those controls in many cases via Authy, 1Password, etc.