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I have to be logged in to my Google account to use it. Did I mention that I use two-factor authentication? Show me another Remote Desktop software that enforc
by VikingCoder 13y ago
I have to be logged in to my Google account to use it.
Did I mention that I use two-factor authentication?
Show me another Remote Desktop software that enforces two-factor authentication.
- kryten 13y agoWe use RDP + TS gateway over VPN which you have to auth your remote key before you can connect. That's 4 factor :)
- deathhand 13y agoHow many times do you enter in the same credentials throughout the logging process?
- kryten 13y agoThere are four entirely different credentials. Pain to remember, but it's definitely secure.
- VikingCoder 13y agoDoesn't one key-logger on the client computer reveal all of the passwords? That's one-factor authentication. Two-factor means you need two things, not just the passwords, but for instance also a device. You mentioned a remote key, so yes, it sounds like you have two-factor. But not four.
- kryten 13y agoI have a signify key as well so yes it is minimally two-factor. Fair point about the keylogger. I didn't consider that - it's not my network to worry about :)