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> Aaand we're down to single-factor authentication: your password from your password manager plus your backup codes from your password manager. Couldn't you st
by i13e 5y ago
> Aaand we're down to single-factor authentication: your password from your password manager plus your backup codes from your password manager.
Couldn't you store your 2FA codes and passwords and backups (theoretically everything) in a password manager (ex. bitwarden), encrypted, salted, hashed and all of that with a strong and complicated password AND hardware 2FA (ex. yubikey) and be better off than separating it out? All of your data is extremely secure, can be managed in one place, and you aren't gonna lose your 2FA codes if your phone randomly breaks. I think for the average user this strategy is the best middle ground for security and simplicity