Whilst hardware keys are clearly better, I appreciate how storing TOTP keys on bitwarden also largely mitigates this kind of phishing. Bitwarden also checks the

Whilst hardware keys are clearly better, I appreciate how storing TOTP keys on bitwarden also largely mitigates this kind of phishing. Bitwarden also checks the domain name, so if you don’t see the auto-login option (with or without 2FA), you should be concerned and not proceed. I know that storing the TOTP keys in Bitwarden kinda reduces the second factor to one factor. But practically I would argue that this kind of phishing is a bigger risk than someone hacking Bitwarden itself. For small orgs without security teams and resources, promoting password manager usage and including TOTP keys is a smart move.