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Those are both tools for storing a shared secret — one securely, one not so securely. Decoder rings are built upon the principles of a shared secret, but neithe

Those are both tools for storing a shared secret — one securely, one not so securely. Decoder rings are built upon the principles of a shared secret, but neither product supports "ciphertext" uses innately. You can build ciphertext processes on them, though I would discourage using TOTP secrets as your secret key since most authenticator apps make it difficult/impossible to access the secret key once it's stored (for security reasons).

0xff00ffee 7y ago
> though I would discourage using TOTP secrets as your secret key since most authenticator apps make it difficult/impossible to access the secret key once it's stored (for security reasons). This is why I have two Yubikeys. But are you suggesting soft tokens (only) are useless?
- floatingatoll 7y ago
  No.