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If you have a password manager, 2FA is pointless anyway. Password manager already serves as two factors: possession of the database and the secret to decrypt it
by digiown 8mo ago
If you have a password manager, 2FA is pointless anyway. Password manager already serves as two factors: possession of the database and the secret to decrypt it. 2FA is a mitigation against people getting pwned by reusing passwords or using bad passwords. Neither of which applies if you use a password manager. You can use the TOTP feature in KeepassXC for when it is useful.
- faust201 8mo ago> 2FA is a mitigation against people getting pwned by reusing passwords or using Stolen/lost password hashes or some AI based programmer that dumped passwords in plaintext somewhere in a database. If 2FA is proper even trivial passwords are fine.