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That doesn't make his point invalid. All this does is share your personal belief that passwords can be phished easily. You know what is less secure than a pas
by ipaddr 4y ago
That doesn't make his point invalid. All this does is share your personal belief that passwords can be phished easily.
You know what is less secure than a password? A phone. A phone is a sim swap away from being hacked at anytime.
- staticassertion 4y agoI am against SMS 2FA.
- IYasha 4y agoYeah, a phone is an endless source of possibilities: every auth SMS is (not "can be", not "may be", but "by design") intercepted and logged. Every app can be breached remotely. Every interface, especially wireless, is a potential point of entry. Abundance of non-user-trusted components (like most processors, controllers and SIM). Possibilities of covert data exfiltration. Lots of sensors and ways of real human identification. Proprietary platforms and OSes that don't receive patches. A phone is the WORST thing to entrust your auth keys to.