top | item 41085035 (no title) mercora | 1 year ago It's supposed to be on another independent device. discuss order hn newest deredede|1 year ago Doesn't have to be. While storing them on your computer does not protect you from an adversary with access to your computer, it still protects you against an advrsaey e that intercepts (or guesses, maybe after a breach) your password. 0x073|1 year ago It doesnt have to be yes, but it's called 2 factor auth because of the reason that your computer is 1 factor and another device is 2.It won't protect you from the intention 2fa was created. load replies (3)
deredede|1 year ago Doesn't have to be. While storing them on your computer does not protect you from an adversary with access to your computer, it still protects you against an advrsaey e that intercepts (or guesses, maybe after a breach) your password. 0x073|1 year ago It doesnt have to be yes, but it's called 2 factor auth because of the reason that your computer is 1 factor and another device is 2.It won't protect you from the intention 2fa was created. load replies (3)
0x073|1 year ago It doesnt have to be yes, but it's called 2 factor auth because of the reason that your computer is 1 factor and another device is 2.It won't protect you from the intention 2fa was created. load replies (3)
deredede|1 year ago
0x073|1 year ago
It won't protect you from the intention 2fa was created.