>2FA in general makes a bad solution worse all for the sake of security; it's not long for this world.
Can you expand on this?
With reasonable setups (trusted locations and trusted devices) the friction is absolutely minimal. And it isn't even a question, the security benefits are astronomical.
I am not understanding how you can say 2FA is "not long for this world".
Can you expand on this?
With reasonable setups (trusted locations and trusted devices) the friction is absolutely minimal. And it isn't even a question, the security benefits are astronomical.
I am not understanding how you can say 2FA is "not long for this world".