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I use 2FA code generator in cloud-synced 1Password. That endures all software upgrades, unlike Google Authenticator or Authy.
by prebrov 9y ago
I use 2FA code generator in cloud-synced 1Password. That endures all software upgrades, unlike Google Authenticator or Authy.
- clebio 9y agoTIL. Thank you.
- kgilpin 9y agoIf all this information is in 1Password then I guess you are back down to one factor - your 1Password master password. Which may be ok with you. Just pointing it out.
- Shank 9y agoIf you use an Android phone that's rooted, you can use Titanium Backup to copy your Google Authenticator app data between devices. It's up to you to copy that data somewhere else, but it is a very low level alternative to storing everything in 1Password or similar.
- davchana 9y agoEven without rooting, just do that that next time when you register for 2FA, save that QR image, or screenshot it, and/or save that 16+ chars string somewhere safe, same as where you save passwords. Phone died/changed/lost? Install Google Auth, rescan that QR/Screenshot.