Those who ditched Authy or Google authenticator.
What was your next trusted app for storing 2fa keys?
#askNostr
Discussion
Standard notes.
Ente auth
Aegis
Proton
> KeePassXC
Do not use third-party hosted solutions or services
Local First > Files Over App > Never on a Server
KeepassXC for self hosted, bitwarden for open source E2E encrypted cloud service
I do have bitwarden but Isn't having bitwarden 2fa in the bitwarden app is like having a key to unlock the safe in a safe itself?
I need something just for the Bitwarden :)
Maybe, there are different setups & tradeoffs everywhere
This is true and I'm glad I asked nostr about that. I see there's many of them I didn't know about.
I also keep my 2FAs in my password manager vault.
Unless your dedicated 2FA app is on a separate device, it's not really acting like a second factor anyway. I.e., if your device where your Bitwarden vault is compromised, a separate 2FA app on the same device means your 2FA could still be compromised.
It's still worthwhile to have the 2FA enabled for other reasons though.
If you need something just for Bitwarden, then maybe consider a hardware device like YubiKey?
Authentificator https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Authenticator and KeepassXC
Bitwarden Authenticator, Proton, ....
2fas
Proton. Was in the process of switching to Aegis but then Proton released theirs so I use it instead
I found out Proton is frontrun by cloudflare.
Looking to change to onionmail and Tor. Ghost wrote a good article about alternatives. His website is https:// untraceabledigitaldissident.com
Is Ghost around here somewhere? I need to tell him that limete green color is really hard to read on white background! He forgot about color accessibility.