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> making a compromise of one necessarily a compromise of the other, thus 1FA The only necessity is logical necessity, and it doesn't apply there.
by wolvesechoes 1y ago
> making a compromise of one necessarily a compromise of the other, thus 1FA
The only necessity is logical necessity, and it doesn't apply there.
- Aachen 1y agoYou're saying you can store two pieces of information in one file, without a compromise of one implying a compromise of the other? Do elaborate
- wolvesechoes 1y agoGP stated: > The second factor does not have to be a second device. Now, you are talking about two pieces of information in single file.