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I thought the requirements were being a near minimum wage employee at mobile network store (in the US) or a call center employee. Which is usually how SMS 2FA
by lotsofpulp 3y ago
I thought the requirements were being a near minimum wage employee at mobile network store (in the US) or a call center employee.
Which is usually how SMS 2FA are stolen, and no one is liable for the consequences.
Which means SMS 2FA is pretty low security. Convenient for most, but secure? Hardly.
- Aerbil313 3y agoWhere I live all phone numbers are tied to national ID. When you are getting a new phone number you need to provide your ID card which has a chip and it is read by a device in order to tie the number to your ID for the phone number to be activated. I assume some cryptographic signing scheme is in action.