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>is there an good alternative to SecureID? Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, MIT, Stanford, Sony, Arbor Networks, 37 Signals, Twilio, (and many more) all use Duo Secu

>is there an good alternative to SecureID? Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, MIT, Stanford, Sony, Arbor Networks, 37 Signals, Twilio, (and many more) all use Duo Security as an alternative to RSA SecureID. https://www.duosecurity.com/success-stories https://www.duosecurity.com/success-stories Duo 2FA is easily the most secure[1], easiest to use[2], and most developer friendly multi-factor solution[3]. [1] https://www.duosecurity.com/security https://www.duosecurity.com/security [2] https://www.duosecurity.com/product https://www.duosecurity.com/product [3a] Almost all of Duo is open source. https://github.com/duosecurity https://github.com/duosecurity [3b] Duo's c development libraries and SSH/PAM packages are available in the official repos for major distributions like Debian/Ubuntu, REHL/CentOS/Fedora, SUSE/SLES, etc. http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=duo+security&searchon=all&suite=testing&section=all http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=duo+security&sear... [3c] Duo's REST APIs kick ass: https://www.duosecurity.com/api https://www.duosecurity.com/api

fintler 13y ago
Gemalto FOBs with Duo's backend. This seems very reasonable. Thank you!
droopybuns 13y ago
The only downside to Duo is Jon Oberheide's previous collaborations w/ Charlie Miller, ex-nsa'er & advocate of the "no more free bugs" movement. Minor nitpick, but if we're shaming companies in the security community, I think it's worth calling out some of the security celebrities whose stances contribute to the privacy destroying activities of the NSA. He and people like the gruqg are enablers of the government's destruction of our privacy. I agree with you though. Duo is one of the best alternatives out there. Jon's collaborations w/ Miller were years ago. Perhaps I'm being a bit to grudgy.

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>is there an good alternative to SecureID? Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, MIT, Stanford, Sony, Arbor Networks, 37 Signals, Twilio, (and many more) all use Duo Secu

by MacsHeadroom 13y ago

fintler 13y ago
Gemalto FOBs with Duo's backend. This seems very reasonable. Thank you!
droopybuns 13y ago
The only downside to Duo is Jon Oberheide's previous collaborations w/ Charlie Miller, ex-nsa'er & advocate of the "no more free bugs" movement. Minor nitpick, but if we're shaming companies in the security community, I think it's worth calling out some of the security celebrities whose stances contribute to the privacy destroying activities of the NSA. He and people like the gruqg are enablers of the government's destruction of our privacy. I agree with you though. Duo is one of the best alternatives out there. Jon's collaborations w/ Miller were years ago. Perhaps I'm being a bit to grudgy.