> This sounds like yet another example of why SMS is not a good second factor.
You know, that name is becoming customary, but this is not two factor authentication.
Two factor authentication requires that you successfully authenticate on both of two separated channels to gain access. That SMS crap companies keep doing require that you authenticate on any one of two channels to gain access.
You know, that name is becoming customary, but this is not two factor authentication.
Two factor authentication requires that you successfully authenticate on both of two separated channels to gain access. That SMS crap companies keep doing require that you authenticate on any one of two channels to gain access.