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I think 2FA via texts is better than no 2FA. But only if you do not make the texts world readable. Apart from that, to me it seems justifiable to follow a risk
by slow_typist 2y ago
I think 2FA via texts is better than no 2FA. But only if you do not make the texts world readable.
Apart from that, to me it seems justifiable to follow a risk based approach. Booking systems up to a certain value/amount, fine. Online Banking and health related services, thank you, no.
- sleepyhead 2y agoIt's not really 2FA even. More like a magic link (which is what we use for verification via email). The customer has no password, just verifies using a code via sms/email.
- slow_typist 2y agoPasswordless, so to speak. Does it help with conversion rates?
- sleepyhead 2y agoIt’s for the booking site so most visitors come to make a booking thus conversion rate would be high generally. We never had passwords there so can’t compare conversion rates. For signups to our app (to get an account with a booking site) we require a password.