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by ivewonyoung
487 days ago
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The only way is a two way communication between the computer you're logging in with and the 2FA device. So that the computer can tell the device which website is requesting it, and the 2FA device will respond only if the website matches the website that the 2FA was originally registered with. Or have the totp key encrypted with the correct website url, so only the correct URL can decrypt it. This is essentially what happens with a YubiKey so it's phishing resistant. It also happens with a passkey but thats just one factor since a unlocked stolen PC can login. For a smartphone as second you can probably have a similar setup by requiring a bluetooth or USB connection between the laptop/pc and the smartphone, but it comes with its own disadvantages. Can also work with QR codes I guess, but with the browser generating it from URL, not the site. |
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