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We're taking about 2FA. A TOTP code. I think that's a bit of an overreaction. And as I've never heard of a single small business that can afford to give work ph
by adastra22 1y ago
We're taking about 2FA. A TOTP code. I think that's a bit of an overreaction. And as I've never heard of a single small business that can afford to give work phones to their employees, what alternative is there?
- eurleif 1y ago>what alternative is there? A YubiKey. Ideally replacing TOTP with U2F, but even doing TOTP on the YubiKey will address some of the GP's concerns.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> And as I've never heard of a single small business that can afford to give work phones to their employees The other reply had the productive answer with Yubikey. Past that, I offer that it's the business's problem to solve. As a career IT professional, I find it unprofessional to expect employees to cough up their personal devices because their employer is buying services from a trillion dollar mega corp who can't figure this out. > I've never heard of a single small business that can afford to give work phones to their employees Sure they can. Used cell ebay $30. They can keep it wherever they log in. But correct poster is correct about Yubikey. For my part, I do Winauth most of the time and junk-drawer cell phones otherwise.