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Anyone using [insert service here] should be using MFA of some sort. This would solve so many of these problems. It does sound like OP is being hit by a phishin
by aksss 6y ago
Anyone using [insert service here] should be using MFA of some sort. This would solve so many of these problems. It does sound like OP is being hit by a phishing attack, but assuming it's not that, this can only be a lesson for everyone to turn on MFA now if you haven't already. Yes, MS' consumer platform (live, hotmail, outlook, etc) supports it.
- rlpb 6y agoWithout widespread U2F support, the list of individual MFA secrets I would have to maintain would be unmanageable. It's not yet reasonable to expect users to have MFA on all of their accounts; only their most important ones.
- stephenr 6y agoI have MFA setup for 29 things, and I don’t really see how adding another 229 would make it any less usable. It’s arguable that something like u2f is more secure but with a good TOTP app usability is not the problem.