Ask HN: Recommended two-factor authenticator app for personal use?
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I keep 2FA in a keepass db. I use keepassxc on computers and strongbox on phones.
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#12Pebble-authenticator. 2FA is a killer application for a smartwatch. Equally awesome are barcodes, replacing membership cards.
Also available for BangleJS devices
https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/tree/master/apps/auth...
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#15TOTP is an RFC, so when sites talk about Google Authenticator you can use any implementation. I use a couple of lines of own Python and the pyotp package. I audited it that much that it doesn't do any networking.
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#16I'm using OTP Authenticator which is on f-droid. It is nice. Before that I used a simple python script, but I finally broke down and started using a "smart" phone.
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#17I have a script I can run on any of my machines to generate the OTP code (so I don't need a phone/app).
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#19A vote in favour of Authy. Works well and easy to transfer to a new phone ( I even did it when my phone died while overseas ). It even has a desktop version (which I use on Linux ).
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#20If you use iOS, I can recommend OTP Auth. It's free and also has a great Apple Watch app.