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It's a decision I'm sure the author deeply regrets. The author has another post on their blog promoting security practices[1]. Just going to the settings pane t
by xfitm3 6y ago
It's a decision I'm sure the author deeply regrets. The author has another post on their blog promoting security practices[1]. Just going to the settings pane to enable 2FA shows your backup options: backup codes, sms, webauthn, etc.
I only remember one password, and that's the password to my password manager. The rest are arbitrary random strings. Always use MFA. I employ efforts to make it difficult for an attacker to port my phone number, too.
At this point in the maturity of the internet these measures should be a no brainer, but it's a good reminder of how far we have to go.
[1] https://blog.viktomas.com/posts/security-is-like-ogres/ https://blog.viktomas.com/posts/security-is-like-ogres/