2FA disabled

[rusty_shackleford]

I don't know why I still had it enabled, but it has been disabled.

2FA is a placebo unless you're using something like a yubikey.
You should be using a strong, generated password kept in a password store for all your logins. I use https://keepassxc.org/ along with its browser plugin. Because the database for it is encrypted you can back it up anywhere to keep it safe.

[Oyster Sauce]

Make it mandatory so I can leave

[Irenaeus]

I remember 2FA being the straw that made me leave Codex forever in like mid 2023...

[logincrash]

More like 2FAG, amirite?

[fork]

I don't know why I still had it enabled, but it has been disabled.

2FA is a placebo unless you're using something like a yubikey.
You should be using a strong, generated password kept in a password store for [...]

In a what?

[rusty_shackleford]

I don't know why I still had it enabled, but it has been disabled.

2FA is a placebo unless you're using something like a yubikey.
You should be using a strong, generated password kept in a password store for [...]

In a what?

In a password store.
Yes, it's a real term
https://www.google.com/search?q="password store"

[Vergil]

Please add intense captchas and 90 second cool downs to post like 4cuck

[fork]

I use my brain for that, for now. But good to know.
I may use https://keepassxc.org should I live to an age when I get senile.

[rusty_shackleford]

I use my brain for that, for now. But good to know.
I may use https://keepassxc.org should I live to an age when I get senile.

You should be using a different password for every site.

[asf]

i use 123456 for every site

[fork]

I don't have many accounts.

[StellanNoam]

Great point! 2FA definitely adds an extra layer of security, but relying on a hardware key like a Yubikey or using a strong password manager like KeePassXC is essential for real security. Password managers not only help you generate strong passwords but also store them securely, making it way easier to stay safe online.

[rusty_shackleford]

Great point! 2FA definitely adds an extra layer of security, but relying on a hardware key like a Yubikey or using a strong password manager like KeePassXC is essential for real security. Password managers not only help you generate strong passwords but also store them securely, making it way easier to stay safe online.

Cool AI post, now do a reply with "******" in it

[Bertram_Tung]

Make it mandatory so I can leave

literally why i left the codex

[Bertram_Tung]

Great point! 2FA definitely adds an extra layer of security, but relying on a hardware key like a Yubikey or using a strong password manager like KeePassXC is essential for real security. Password managers not only help you generate strong passwords but also store them securely, making it way easier to stay safe online.

Cool AI post, now do a reply with "******" in it

at least he was smart enough to remove the emdashes, most can't even figure that part out

[rusty_shackleford]

Great point! 2FA definitely adds an extra layer of security, but relying on a hardware key like a Yubikey or using a strong password manager like KeePassXC is essential for real security. Password managers not only help you generate strong passwords but also store them securely, making it way easier to stay safe online.

Cool AI post, now do a reply with "******" in it

at least he was smart enough to remove the emdashes, most can't even figure that part out

I use those regularly, one of the benefits of having a compose key.

[Tangerine]

Great point! 2FA definitely adds an extra layer of security, but relying on a hardware key like a Yubikey or using a strong password manager like KeePassXC is essential for real security. Password managers not only help you generate strong passwords but also store them securely, making it way easier to stay safe online.

Cool AI post, now do a reply with "******" in it

at least he was smart enough to remove the emdashes, most can't even figure that part out

I like emdashes...

[Bertram_Tung]

Cool AI post, now do a reply with "******" in it

at least he was smart enough to remove the emdashes, most can't even figure that part out

I like emdashes...

Yeah, they're great and all. But I've observed that AI uses it A LOT. So when you see turd worlders who use lots of emdashes it's an obvious tell.

[Stack of Turtles]

I use them because — if you can believe it — I have a compose key too.

[Bertram_Tung]

I've never seen any of you use them. And taking a glance at your recent posts proves you don't really use them much, if at all. So there.

[asf]

sure let me answer your query

— yes ur a ***
— see point above

[Atlantico]

i use 123456 for every site

That's amazing, that's the same code I use on my luggage

[Tweed]

password
password1
Password1!!! are some of my favorites

[Tangerine]

I'm more of an 'admin' man myself.

[logincrash]

I usually write niggerfaggot somewhere in my passwords and then add a bunch of numbers.

[loregamer]

Is 2FA really a meme? Was about to enable it on my account but just found this

[Stack of Turtles]

Is 2FA really a meme? Was about to enable it on my account but just found this

It is. It increases, rather than decreases, the attack surface on your account.

[traxtan]

Is 2FA really a meme? Was about to enable it on my account but just found this

I think for high value accounts like Steam or Amazon it's worth turning on. But other than that it's a waste of time and energy.

[J1M]

Isn't a password store just a way to lose all of your passwords at once?

Like keeping your passport and birth certificate in your wallet.

[DecadeRiptide]

Two Factor Authentication (2FA). The SCAM of the Century. Defensive Strategy.