> the phishing scenario that is one of the biggest threats to campaigns
What phishing scenario, and how is TFA completely defeated by it? The article just says "the best defense against phishing is a 'security key'", but doesn't explain why other options like TFA are inadequate.
I didn't say TFA would be the ultimate solution, but that it's likely to be supported by more things that people use (like apple devices..). If you choose a solution that might be technically superior but require people to make major workflow changes, you'll find they won't use it. TFA seems like a good compromise to me, so I'd really like to understand why you think it is not.
What phishing scenario, and how is TFA completely defeated by it? The article just says "the best defense against phishing is a 'security key'", but doesn't explain why other options like TFA are inadequate.
I didn't say TFA would be the ultimate solution, but that it's likely to be supported by more things that people use (like apple devices..). If you choose a solution that might be technically superior but require people to make major workflow changes, you'll find they won't use it. TFA seems like a good compromise to me, so I'd really like to understand why you think it is not.