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When you request an SMS 2FA code, they're blindly sending an auth code to your phone number over SMS, that's all they know. That number could be registered to a
by hbn 4y ago
When you request an SMS 2FA code, they're blindly sending an auth code to your phone number over SMS, that's all they know. That number could be registered to any SIM card which could be in any device. Someone could have socially engineered a rep at your carrier to have that number transferred to their device, which is a real thing that happens.
- elwebmaster 4y agoAnd the solution to that is? Disable SMS/phone number as 2FA? No, drop 2FA altogether for a more secure password...nonsense.