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Considering https://twitter.com/omgtbh/status/337567604887658496 https://twitter.com/omgtbh/status/337567604887658496 I can't say I'm surprised... (tweet text

by tbh 13y ago

Considering https://twitter.com/omgtbh/status/337567604887658496 https://twitter.com/omgtbh/status/337567604887658496 I can't say I'm surprised... (tweet text reproduced here: "I asked Hetzner if they plan to support 2 factor auth & was told that they already do - they require a username and a password. Seriously.")

aw3c2 13y ago
You don't seriously think that a server admin said that, do you? It was probably some low rank customer service peon.
- tbh 13y ago
  Of course not, but regardless of who in the company said it, the official support response was as quoted. Not exactly encouraging!
  - MrCheese 13y ago
    To be fair, Hetzner has very "google translaty" English support for simple matters, so it is not impossible that they simply didn't understand the question
    - PaulFreund 13y ago
      Exactly, and somebody who didn't yet hear the term can easily come to the conclusion that it is an authentification with two "factors" which means basically two things and that would be username and password. In the past there were system with only one factor...
    - 1SaltwaterC 13y ago
      Kinda reminds me of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOTpIVxji8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmOTpIVxji8