2026-06-06 21:55:02
I had 2FA setup but couldn't generate the code, or some other recovery code I was supposed to have. But I prefer your explanation.
I had 2FA setup but couldn't generate the code, or some other recovery code I was supposed to have. But I prefer your explanation.
lost my usb key; found it in the trash. must have swept it up with other debris when I cleaned my desk. oops
now where did I put my backup key and did I add it to enough things. well, I've been pretty diligent about putting 2fa recovery codes into bitwarden (yes that puts the 2nd factor next to the 1st factor but I don't have a better answer yet)
oh, bitwarden now requires 2fa, lemme make sure I have a backup key for that
... this is such a hassle. too bad it's …
etrade 2fa wants to send a code to my phone number, sure. but.. if I click "try another way", it asks me to enter a phone number that it will send a code to? checkbox compliance, "yes we have 2fa"
@dawid@social.craftknight.comGoogle researchers found a zero‑day exploit likely developed with AI, designed to bypass 2FA.
Unusual code patterns - including hallucinated CVSS scores - gave it away.
https://www.computing.co.uk/n…
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@dawid@social.craftknight.comIs there a realistic way for an American to get 2FA website login codes via WhatsApp or something, anything more reliable than SMS when I'm in Europe? Some sites I use have TOTP or an email option but some insist on an actual SMS. Not even sure they can do RCS and they don't seem to.