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Great example here of HNs ignorance of basic security in this thread. Bitches and moans about companies' data breaches. Bitwarden turns on 2FA by default to kil
by bongodongobob 2y ago
Great example here of HNs ignorance of basic security in this thread. Bitches and moans about companies' data breaches. Bitwarden turns on 2FA by default to kill 99.9% of attacks (you all should be smart enough to be using this already) and y'all are crying about it.
I hope the companies you work for have security teams to protect the company from your crazy attitudes.
- physicsguy 2y agoThe whole point of a password manager is that you can use it to log into things like email. I have a single password I only use for Bitwarden and nothing else. All of my other passwords are randomly generated. How am I gaining security by enabling MFA? If I lose my phone on holiday now, I’m in a position where I can’t log into anything because I won’t be able to log into my email.
- Lammy 2y agoMy passwords, my choice.