Re:MuditaOS And Mudita Center are now fully Open Source
by rnkn on Wednesday November 10, 2021 @12:46PM
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> how do you deal with the seeming need for a phone with secure chip for the endless banking and two factor apps?
I've been without a smartphone for about two years now and would not go back (although sometimes tempted by the false promise that a shiny new product will bring happiness).
It's easy, you just don't treat your phone as secure, do banking on a computer, along with email.
2FA is not magic, it's just another password. Just a password manager like pass [0] can generate 2FA codes, but it's easy enough to do with oathtool [1] that I wrote my own password manager.
[0] https://www.passwordstore.org [1] https://www.nongnu.org/oath-toolkit/
Re:MuditaOS And Mudita Center are now fully Open Source
by mvdwoord on Wednesday November 10, 2021 @05:50PM
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My current employer (long term contract work) and many other company policies simply require e.g. ms authenticator... Can't find any alternative to that. Is there a way to use company issued ms 2fa without a mobile phone (Android/iOS)?
Re:MuditaOS And Mudita Center are now fully Open Source
by blacksmith_tb on Wednesday November 10, 2021 @07:14PM
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It certainly seems clunky, but you could potentially use something like Bluestacks as a pseudo phone and install Authenticator under it. That wouldn't work for push though (like Duo).
Most of those issues could be dealt with by changing habits/lifestyle (which is the point, to a degree) however for people who have made that plunge... how do you deal with the seeming need for a phone with secure chip for the endless banking and two factor apps?
I would need a second phone with all bells and whistles which defeats the point.