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and he is comparing the two. Why ask for password before changing a password? Why not ask for 2FA before changing your 2FA?
by unloco 6y ago
and he is comparing the two. Why ask for password before changing a password? Why not ask for 2FA before changing your 2FA?
- bluesign 6y agoto be honest I am on the side that thinks asking 2FA to disable 2FA is not necessary, now I read my comment again, it sounds like I was on other side. on both cases, password change and 2FA disable, it is asking password (but not 2FA) So I think when you are logged in it is 1st factor, 2nd one is password. No need for 3rd one.