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We're talking about companies, not users. Competent companies can and absolutely do require dongles (or equivalently trustable corporate hardware) to log in to
by marcan_42 6y ago
We're talking about companies, not users. Competent companies can and absolutely do require dongles (or equivalently trustable corporate hardware) to log in to their systems.
- Ueland 6y agoAnd as a Norwegian it boggles my mind that banks in the US only require username and password to access their bank. We have moved on to a authenticator living on a phone sim card, and you use either that or a "real" hardware dongle for all logins and (most) transactions to confirm your identity.
- skybrian 6y agoUS banks do commonly use SMS messages as a second factor, for what it's worth.
- owenmarshall 6y ago> SMS messages as a second factor, for what it's worth Almost nothing :(