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It's quite possible to add two-factor logins for any protocol, that works in any country with a cell phone network. Just demand a response to a challenge via ce
by m_eiman 14y ago
It's quite possible to add two-factor logins for any protocol, that works in any country with a cell phone network. Just demand a response to a challenge via cell phone before validating the password, you could even require one of those RSA token thingies if you want. Just a matter of cost and convenience.
- ams6110 14y agoNot everyone has a cell phone.
- nazar 14y agoI used 2 step verification for my gmail. Our cell phone operator cannot receive international sms (I know, that sucks), so I used my home phone, so every time I logged in to my gmail I received a call from google voice robot to tell me the pin number. It sounded perfect at first, but when I started to actually use it, I noticed everytime I needed to login to gmail, I wasn't home. I'd call my parents so they could say me the pin or use the backup codes that google provided me with. That was so uncomfortable I had to turn it off.