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If they cut out my arm, that wouldn't be my main concern either
But you would be able to have concerns at least
So neither your injury nor account access would be in you priority list.
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"I didn't even know there was an Authy desktop app until then. It saved my ass, literally." That's a really unexpected outcome - can you provide any details ?
> [...] can you provide any details ? I installed Authy desktop, logged in and it retrieved my tokens form the cloud. Not anything else to it.
That word changes the meaning of the phrase in front of it quite a bit.
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> [...] can you provide any details ? I installed Authy desktop, logged in and it retrieved my tokens form the cloud. Not anything else to it.
Pretty sure they're referring to the word 'literally'. Especially since it's by itself after a comma, looks like there's emphasis on it. That word changes the meaning of the phrase in front of it quite a bit.
Recently had a hard time exporting 20+ OTP secrets from Google Authenticator. I believe I discovered a bug in the app: if you long press a secret > edit > leave an empty string as the comment, and then export a QR code containing this secret, your other device will fail to import ("QR code cannot be interpreted."). I've only seen this happen with secrets where the comment is put in parentheses and appended to the reg…
There's a third option to switch from Google Authenticator to Aegis. You can simply scan those export QR codes of Google Authenticator with Aegis.
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I prefer to calculate the numbers on paper every time. But you need to do it fast enough to make it in less than 30 seconds.
I'm for real tho, it's called the Apex and you load an OTP applet on it
I recommend it everytime I see someone popping out a Google authenticator or alike.
The only thing Aegis lacks is a donate button or a paid version just for supporting its development.
I'm anticipating this tool will soon be ripped apart with ads, data leakage, an acquisition, or a premium version that will just break what it does very well until now.
I'm enjoying it while it lasts :)
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That's why I put mine in my neck. If they cut it out, external access to my accounts is not my main concern.
people do not cut off fingers for fingerprints so they wont cut my arm off for my github...