For example, something that is too complex for your comfort level, a security concern, or maybe your hardware can’t keep up with the service’s needs?

@hempster@lemm.ee
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Aegis. Never use a local-only 2FA app on your phone.

TKrios
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Any recommendations for 2FA?

@hempster@lemm.ee
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Authy, having paid bitwarden and 2FA in one app is a disaster waiting to be happen in case of a security breach.

lastweakness
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Can Authy really be trusted?

@hempster@lemm.ee
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Out of all hosted options available that I lasted tested 2-3 years back, Authy is the only one that reliably syncs and backups seeds across devices. I would switch in an instant if something like Bitwarden comes up but for 2FA only.

lastweakness
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Why not just use Aegis with a remote backup?

Paid bitwarden

@okamiueru@lemmy.world
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What’s the problem with it being local-only? Just backup the secrets, and you’re good? Or is backing it up the “online” element?

@hempster@lemm.ee
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Like a password manager, I can’t trust myself for the seeds to get misplaced.

@zaphod@lemmy.ca
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First, that’s what recovery codes are.

Second, that’s what backups are for.

Frankly, given what we’ve seen with LastPass this past year alone, there is absolutely no one I would trust to host any of my credentials.

My TOTP seeds go in a Keepass database that has a very long passphrase. That database is then sync’d across devices with syncthing and included in encrypted backups.

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