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I currently have multiple keys. One I carry on me and one I locked in our firesafe with other important documents. The way I see it, I would want the bio versi
by xahrepap 7y ago
I currently have multiple keys. One I carry on me and one I locked in our firesafe with other important documents.
The way I see it, I would want the bio version to be the one on my person. I still have the other put away where it won't be lost.
I lose my hand? Still have a backup. I lose my key? Backup and maybe I have a little bit of extra time to update my bank MFA while the thief figures out the fingerprint situation.
- Someone1234 7y agoWhat services even support multiple keys? That's been my biggest struggle, I want a primary and backup key but almost every service I use only allows one at a time. I cannot duplicate the same key because it increments internally to avoid replay.
- sakisv 7y agoNot as many as I would like, but: google, github, hetzner, ovh, gandi, gitlab, bitwarden are some that support multiple keys.
- acheron9383 7y agoI suppose for sites that only allow one, you can store their backup codes in bitwarden behind you multi-key service. Still annoying.
- gleenn 7y agoGoogle does, and IIRC Github does too.
- tialaramex 7y agoFacebook, GitHub and Google are common sites which allow multiple keys.
- sowbug 7y agoIs there a service that limits to a single key? I've never encountered one.
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