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I'd like to point out that having 2FA backup codes in your password manager means that if it gets compromised your security level is zero. It's called second f
by phillipseamore 6y ago
I'd like to point out that having 2FA backup codes in your password manager means that if it gets compromised your security level is zero. It's called second factor authentication (2FA) for a reason, it should not be kept with your other secrets (e.g. password).
I print them out and keep them in the safe. I have 2-3 codes for each of my most important accounts in my wallet, with unrevealing names (nothing that anyone but me would associate with a certain account).