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Where do you keep your two-factor auth backup codes?

#2fa #security #twoFactorAuth

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text file on a physical device (usb stick)
5
31.2%
text file backed up to the cloud (google keep)
2
12.5%
piece of paper (sticky note)
8
50%
I don't (yolo)
1
6.2%
16 people voted.
Voting ended 10 May at 1:53.
4 comments
john fink ok!! :goat:

@schizanon piece of paper, but not a sticky note, and not anywhere insecure.

Ken Kinder :clubtwit:

@schizanon I struggled with this a lot. I wanted to be able to recover my digital life if itโ€™s just me, standing alone, with none of my worldly possessions (house fire, luggage stolen, whatever).

Ultimately that means cloud. No way around it.

I minimized my risk by using a file-based password manager, and a separately also encrypted e2e sync service. Only I know the password to the file, but a close friend can help me get back into the sync service. (1/2)

Ken Kinder :clubtwit:

The main risk vector would be a malicious payload to the password manager or other software on my computer. (2/2)

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