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by Marsymars
1795 days ago
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> You still need 2FA and the 2FA absolutely should NOT be a part of your password manager. Use a different app at the very least. Recommended if storing 2FA codes in a password manager is to use 2FA for the password manager that isn't stored in the password manager. Off the top of my head, that doesn't seem to really open up any additional risks over storing 2FA passwords outside of the password manager. Personally, it's a matter of practicality - I use my phone for personal 2FA codes, but don't have a work-provided phone and am not going to use my personal phone for work purposes - and as many services now require 2FA, it's easiest to store those 2FA codes in my work-provided password manager. |
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