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But that leads to something this whole discussion has made me think about - if the service is insecure my data can be hacked anyway. Add that to the fact I shou
by PuffinBlue 7y ago
But that leads to something this whole discussion has made me think about - if the service is insecure my data can be hacked anyway. Add that to the fact I should be using unique passwords for each account I have.
So if both of those things are true - what does MFA get me?
- shawnz 7y agoYou mean if BOTH services are insecure. That's the point, with 2FA you'd have to compromise TWO services to get access to all your accounts. As opposed to storing your TOTP keys in your password manager, where only one service would have to be compromised to get access to all your accounts.