STOP using this Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) method!

Hello i apologise in advance for taking your time sir i want to address this issue it's very urgent someone has signed into my account and has Access to almost everything even after 2 step verification is on . They are saved in my google prompt settings and hence I can't even remove them sir please help what i can do to remove them 😢🙏

Just like your landline phone number using a call blocker that blocks spoof numbers. Like sentry block, Truecall, etc.

Just use a SIM pin

next is 3FA then 4FA, 5FA, 6FA...

i have aquestion , ¡How for exemple twiliios authy or this companies win money? no one will structure a big company for administrated keys personal for free,, i dont knoy how yhey win money,

Yes . For many times its very long time to get the code . And there is no code verification sent on sms . I hate it

Someone was able to access my Amazon account without the mandatory OTP. Normally, the OTP are sent to my cellphone. I did not receive any OTP or access request. The fraudster even inputted a credit card that is not mine and was able to place 3 orders. I only noticed when I received the email confirmation for the orders. In addition, I don't use Amazon or any such service on my phone(which has wifi disabled) since I know how unsafe it is to use your cellphone for anything credit/debit/banking. Weird.

I don't shop online, I don't bank online, and I see google as a collaborator with Communist China in the genocide being perpetrated in China today! Not to mention Google's role in covering up all the insurrectionist's activities being conducted in America at the moment!

how I can take off this 2fa from my computer

Hi Liron Shalom vema nishma? Excellent video. Just bought my self 4 Yubikeys need to get them soon. So as I understand I need to disable all my other 2FA methods and leave only the physical key enabled on the IG, FB, GG? Am I correct? Thanks 🙏

This is weird, ALL MY BANKS USA 2fa for their online banking

So as nothing is perfect and ecerything has its own flaws, you should stop using any of these flawed 2FA methods - or rather, prefer to use the least complicated one so as to avoid additional useless headache while you're anyway still remaining somewhat unsecure.

I used Google Authenticator several times but my financial platform refuses to acknowledge it and it's difficult to get their helpline. Now what?

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All banks in the UK don't use authenticator app, only OTP

I am a two-factor authentication security method but I broke my phone I log in before, and I have another phone now but no way to login into my Facebook. I need help. I have submitted my documents but my account hasn't been recovered yet.

The issues, in my opinion, I have with privacy and security, are the background/partners with all the User functions being allowed by the background or partner of Google and their affiliates, to be overwritten or coded, or implemented, to whatever they want to use. NOT honoring the User settings. Giving them an attached ESim and/or Security key, and allowing them to completely free range and impede on any and all User information, privacy, security and to manipulate the original app coding to allow them to whatever they want. And, NEVER giving notice or getting permission from the USER. In turn, also, this allows the background/partner, to basically, impersonate the USER in setting up accounts, install apps, certificates, and manipulative actions to use the internet, (by all means of connection now available), phone calling video calls and texting services, email functions and all new available connections now available, calendar and it's functions, etc. The list goes on and on. They can even, basically, disable any actions by User and/or completely disable and destroy the User phone.
I normally would not even make any kind of comment about this kind of stuff. However, the info stated above, is what happened to me started a few years ago. And, can still cause issues today. I didn't know anything about this until it happened. Then, and Now, each time I spend to research these issues, I find out more and more that the USER, their complete privacy and security, are never being considered by the provider or their affiliates. No matter what they say. Of course, this is my opinion and personal experience. EVERYONE can have differences. So, please don't be hateful to me for sharing it

I change my number every time I get a new phone. Helps get rid of spam callers lol.

for google authenticator, you have to accept to give your phone number to google at least once, and for me this is out of question.

No Yubi device? \ spoke to soon

how does someone that does not have a cell phone or email address use 2fa?

from the way how it's looking everything should have tor level security

What if you lose your backup codes?

If there's a few simple truths that I've learned in my 25+ years of experience in IT.
1. Nothing is 100% proof. If it can be engineered, it can be reverse engineered. Meaning if someone wants in bad enough, they are going to find a way in
2. The weakest link in any security, physical or otherwise, is always going to be a [person]
3. Some level of vulnerability mitigation is better than nothing.
4. Computers don't know ANYTHING except how to turn off and on until you program it to do so. So, again, the strongest attack and defense are always going to come down to the [person]
5. If you don't want things to be "hackable" over a network, the only foolproof way is to store it on a drive that never connects to a computer that touches any network.

Anybody but Google.

okay try to log without 2fa code :) lets see how you will deal it wit

I was sim swapped a few months ago and that's when I stopped using 2 step verification. The person was able to get into my Yahoo emails because they had control of my phone number. After that they probably looked for banking email etc to try that. But I had a Gmail account for most important things. It was a nightmare. I can't close my yahoo account ever because it can be used by someone else.

Physical Key > Authy > Google Authenticator

The authenticator app is fine BUT that only works if the website that I am logging into is set up to use it.

Just another battery to charge and can be lost.

Show us please!

While I've seen physical keys like Yubi, I don't know if there is one that is better than another.

Does not show you how to stop the 2FA talks about it

Authy for years now without problems.

Can I store any passwords on the yubico key just woundering!

I would have to be very careful an do this like your talking about

I would like to get a 2FA key

Or the 2FA key !

2FA using SMS is less secure, because it is prone to SIM swapping. Here in the Philippines, due to the mandatory KYC (know your customer) policy for prepaid customers by the telcos due to a new law, I will use a security key instead, and logging in via email instead of mobile number, removing ALL mobile numbers from my Microsoft and Google accounts.

As long as Banks ( atleast in my country ) don't stop using sms based OTP system there is no point in using other systems for other accounts

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you didn't speak about biometric authentification in the mfa

Look at 2FAS authenticator, it does not require any personal details, phone, mail etc.... :-)

If you use 2 factor, the app you use it on should further question you when you sign on from a new device. It should make you answer security questions which no one should know but you. Remember, never give the correct answer to a security app

They can't answer your security questions if you don't answer them correctly in the first place.

My experience as a power user,
Microsoft Authenticator is the best so far. Has a decent cloud backup system via a Microsoft account and the security features you talked about. It's AWESOME!

You nailed it. Authy and OTP Manager work well. I wouldn't trust Google authenticator if my life depended on it.

That's a huge downside if u loose or break ur phone and don't have transfer key ur locked out i wouldn't use a 2f authentication app