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As far as complying with 2FA requirements without these, if TOTP is an option, one way is to use Authy with desktop client. It's free. How secure it is I can't
by jrochkind1 5y ago
As far as complying with 2FA requirements without these, if TOTP is an option, one way is to use Authy with desktop client. It's free.
How secure it is I can't really say. But it will allow you to access services requiring TOTP without a cellphone or usb dongle.
https://authy.com/blog/introducing-authy-for-your-personal-computer/ https://authy.com/blog/introducing-authy-for-your-personal-c...
- eulers_secret 5y agoIf you're as crazy as I am, it looks like oauthtool+gnupg2 can do TOTP via the command-line on Linux as well. I think it's just another function that my homeserver will take over (or maybe a container). At least I can easily integrate this new info into my backup system, unlike apps on my phone...
- jrochkind1 5y agoThere is also an Authy linux app, but, sure, open source command-line sounds great.