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I hear this all the time, but you’re sooo unlikely to be important enough for this to actually matter. And even if it did happen, the attacker would still need
by just-ok 5y ago
I hear this all the time, but you’re sooo unlikely to be important enough for this to actually matter. And even if it did happen, the attacker would still need your password (and sometimes your phone number) first.
- fuzxi 5y agoOk. It's still a good reason for companies to not support SMS 2FA. Email 2FA or TOTP are miles better.