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OTOH they do support hardware security tokens for 2FA, and even require them for some operations.
by VTimofeenko 4y ago
OTOH they do support hardware security tokens for 2FA, and even require them for some operations.
- WirelessGigabit 4y agoHardware tokens without the ability to disable SMS / email is quite useless. On the iPhone, with Face ID enabled, I still need to wait for the text. That on its own is incredibly stupid because it is a protected device. To unlock it I had to put in a pin / Face unlock, and for the app I had to do another face unlock. And I cannot do yubikey on the iPhone. it MUST be sms / call.
- VTimofeenko 4y ago> Hardware tokens without the ability to disable SMS / email is quite useless. I agree. On a desktop it's possible to bypass the hardware token and use the SMS which cannot be disabled AFAIU. > And I cannot do yubikey on the iPhone. it MUST be sms / call. Huh, did not know that. Not even the nfc version works?