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There is probably no good answer that doesn't sacrifice security. At some point you have to be willing to say "ok, I accept this risk, this is still way better
by jkirsteins 7y ago
There is probably no good answer that doesn't sacrifice security. At some point you have to be willing to say "ok, I accept this risk, this is still way better than using just passwords."
Personally, I enroll multiple devices for each account where I enable 2FA (technically not a supported operation, but nobody can really tell if you scan a QR code twice).
It's technically less secure, but I think a decent compromise.
(self promo, but related to the topic at hand: since I don't have 2 phones, I made a utility to enable using T2-equipped Macs as a 2FA client that binds the keys to the hardware. You can check it out at http://github.com/sqreen/twofa http://github.com/sqreen/twofa)
- hrez 7y agohttps://mattrubin.me/authenticator/ https://mattrubin.me/authenticator/ stores in iOS keychain and you can restore your device with TOTP codes from itunes encrypted backups.