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by Aeolun 1568 days ago
No, SSO also helps me. Having only one password to change is really nice. It’s the SSO process that annoys me. Between all the redirects and duplicate information, signin takes 4 times longer than user/password auth.
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My company's single-sign-on got upgraded with mandatory 2FA a couple years back, and somehow requires it every time. It's really more of a non-stop-sign-on, I probably do it 10 times on any given day (including waiting for the SMS, etc, I wonder how much this one poorly-configured service costs them).
It would also help an adversary that only needs to know your one password.
Which is why we also use 2FA. You are using 2FA right?
Implying 2FA is bulletproof? I use separate 2FA and passwords for everything.
I don’t think the OP implied that 2FA is bulletproof…