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MFA is always better than single factor. At the very least it makes drive by/automated attacks significantly harder. Everything you read about SIM jacking and t
by ocdtrekkie 7y ago
MFA is always better than single factor. At the very least it makes drive by/automated attacks significantly harder. Everything you read about SIM jacking and the like is at bare minimum, much harder than hacking your password.
- brnt 7y agoFrom a users perspective, MFA is nearly never better than single factor. Attacks are services responsibility anyway.