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Cracking a good password - which a large percentage of people don’t have or will readily input in any phishing web form without a second thought. Time-constrai
by loloquwowndueo 3y ago
Cracking a good password - which a large percentage of people don’t have or will readily input in any phishing web form without a second thought.
Time-constrained 2FA codes can be broken with sim swaps or targeted phishing which are less widespread than a wide-net spam-based phishing campaign.
Now don’t get me wrong I hate SMS 2FA with a passion but still :)