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Now that phones have turned into authentication devices for a lot of mainstream services, we’re screwed.
by d--b 3y ago
Now that phones have turned into authentication devices for a lot of mainstream services, we’re screwed.
- airhangerf15 3y agoI never use my phone for authentication. You can get Okta to give you the OTP secret (you gotta use a stupid QR code reader, but the number is there and you can stick it into a script using any Python/Ruby/Node OTP library). I don't have Google services on my phone and Okta will just puke and die without them, plus work has no right to ask me to use a personal device for anything.