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Personally, I use Bitwarden for passwords and store my 2FA seeds in a Keepass database on my PC and backed up to my cloud. It isn't perfect by any means but at
by brewdad 3y ago
Personally, I use Bitwarden for passwords and store my 2FA seeds in a Keepass database on my PC and backed up to my cloud. It isn't perfect by any means but at least if my Bitwarden gets compromised, my 2FA tokens are safe and vice versa. If I lose control of both, welp, it's gonna be a bad time I guess.