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@Haxk20 Thanks, you made me realize I should mention that a custom written app is a no go as well. Sms, sure but that's isn't cheap :/
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@CozyPlanes maybe he could buy the six monitors because he doesn't spend money for stuff like SMS 2fa
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@CozyPlanes
Left top: 50 euro, second hand
Middle/right top: 30 euro together including monitor arms
Left bottom: 50 euro including monitor arm
Middle bottom: 80 euro
210 total, acquired over about a year.. That's not that much haha -
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@hypervtechnics only geeks like us
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@fuck2code Oops I only scanned the comments for TOTP xD
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@linuxxx so does authy looks good? It is not that expensive per sms considering you are "rich" 😎😎
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@CozyPlanes I think the big companies now start forcing 2fa now for every of their workers.. Just a matter of time :D
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@hypervtechnics those are geeks as well
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sms still might be a free option. I don't know a good way to figure out a number's provider though.
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@fuck2code haha yeah. I don't like google as a business for the same reason i like their search they scrap everything so its easier to find info
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@linuxxx I spent 200 euros for a single monitor. that was a great deal
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As @CozyPlanes, @fuck2code, and @hypervtechnics mentioned TOTP is specified in RFC 6238 and has several implementations of both client and server readily available :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Two factor authentication atrocities 😍😍
I am Computer Science Student
Yesterday I asked question to my classmates, what is Linux,
here's some(non-fo...
A possibile interview answer
Question regarding implementing two factor authentication.
I want to implement 2FA for at least one service I'm writing but I'm wondering, next to email, what services/implementations could I use?
I know that email isn't the best when it comes to security but I also don't want to force (a-technical) users to install an app specifically for 2FA so keeping email as an option as well.
But except for email, any ideas? Anything related to Google/facebook (prism integrated services) are a no go anyways (this has, as mentioned before, nothing to do with my ego or giving myself 'a pat on the back')
As for costs, I don't mind a little bit of money but the service will be free at first and I'm not rich :)
Looking forward to the comments!
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two factor authentication
2fa