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Yes, it's something you have, but it's not a second factor if you're storing your (randomized) password in the same place. If you do that it's just two redundan
by lolinder 3y ago
Yes, it's something you have, but it's not a second factor if you're storing your (randomized) password in the same place. If you do that it's just two redundant checks that you have access to the same single password manager vault.
- prmoustache 3y agoWell in the context of mobile login so is TOTP, push based microsoft auth and other kind of mobile based shit. I don't know anyone who buy a second smartphoe to make it sure 2FA is on a separate device.