Re:No More Mr. Nice Guy: GitHub Demands Developers Use 2FA
by Minor49er on Monday March 13, 2023 @06:29PM
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The article suggests that users install Google Authenticator for 2FA, but I would suggest looking elsewhere. The developers pushed a change sometime within the last year where the app takes several seconds to respond when you first open it as well as when the codes refresh
I have recently switched to 2FAS (https://2fas.com/#) which has been much more responsive so far. I'm also interested in hearing if anyone has other recommendations
Re:No More Mr. Nice Guy: GitHub Demands Developers Use 2FA
by Minor49er on Thursday March 16, 2023 @12:58PM
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A number of reviews mention the same slowness. I was also having it manage 29 accounts at its peak, though the slowdown came from an update, not from adding an account. I wonder if it depends on the version of Android or something
Re:No More Mr. Nice Guy: GitHub Demands Developers Use 2FA
by PaulHoule on Monday March 13, 2023 @06:49PM
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You can plot this curve showing the rate at which people lose their 2FA codes and conclude that 2FA is a fad because by 2040 or so there will be no GitHub because everybody got locked out of their account.
I have recently switched to 2FAS (https://2fas.com/#) which has been much more responsive so far. I'm also interested in hearing if anyone has other recommendations
Aegis is open source. The tokens are encrypted at-rest. If you change devices, you can also export and import them.
This should be a red flag.