Looks promising, but knowing me I would probably go with the one I've heard a lot about thinking they are more reputable than others.
Register or log in to explore all our content and services for free on Admin Junkies.
I really wish some of them would build in 2FA ability directly so you don't have to go to an outside program to obtain that function.Can't speak for it outside of a business context, but at work we definitely use features like the ones you're describing.
(I've never tried it in a home context to add meta data.)
I fully agree with this.I really wish some of them would build in 2FA ability directly so you don't have to go to an outside program to obtain that function.
1Pass has this for some sites in fact, if the site supports the integration.I really wish some of them would build in 2FA ability directly so you don't have to go to an outside program to obtain that function.
From looking at their site, it's still done as a separate option in the login location you create? That's what I'm talking about, if you create a login entry and have 2FA enabled, in that very entry it should also show the current 2FA code. Their site (from my brief look) wasn't very clear on that.1Pass has this for some sites in fact, if the site supports the integration.
As I edited for above, more need to do so. I personally choose NOT to use 1Pass/1Password.Yes, in that very entry it shows the current 2FA code if properly set up to do so. The fact that this makes it not really 2FA any more is entirely a side concern.
You butt-hurt or something?I don't know, since I don't have a non-business plan.
Look, you have an app you're happy with. Stick to it, move on with your life.
Dream on youngster... the simple fact is... to get custom templates you apparently have to pay $8USD a month to 1Pass... granted, not many need custom templates. but for those of us who actually DO it's a necessary point of data, the simple fact that YOU may not need it does not belay that fact.No, just bored of you recycling the same points over and over. Yes, we get it that you need more than pre-defined templates. Most people don't. You found a solution to your problem, you shared it, yet you keep going on about whether a different tool would solve your problem - but it's honestly not a problem most people actually have.
I do have an issue with the fact you're willing to turn actual 2FA into potentially 1FA but that's a different problem unless you're 2FA'ing into mSecure.
Errr...you KNOW how 2FA works, correct? EVERY login would have the same ability as normal for the password manager, then top it with a standalone 2FA application.Given that the average user only secures their password manager with a password, you'd be making everything a single point of failure with 1FA if you routed the 2FA into the password manager.
Especially given how many people typically also use worse passwords on the password manager than they should because they'll be typing it a lot each day... but sure, you go have fun feeling all superior because you told someone on the internet that they were wrong.
And let ME spell it out for YOU.Most people log into the password manager with a password and nothing more. This is not 2FA because you have username (something you know) and password (something you know). This gives them access to all the passwords therein.
Ahhhh.. the ignorance of those with a limited mind-set. We are NOT talking about using 2FA to enter your password app. One would HOPE that anyone of minimalistic competency would have an adequate password to enter their password manager.Now, if you're telling me that you have 2FA to get to your password manager... then there's no problem. But most people don't.
Most don't, though, as the LastPass hack proved.One would HOPE that anyone of minimalistic competency would have an adequate password to enter their password manager.
Can't help (and really don't care) what others do. We are talking basic functionality that would benefit those of us who actually DO proper security.Most don't, though, as the LastPass hack proved.
Errr.... remind us, exactly HOW many of those 2FA apps actually require a "password" to log in? Yes, I DO use face ID on many of mine, but that is an ELECTED option, not default. You use Google Authenticator and by default you can long DIRECTLY into it.But if you can log into the password manager with just a password and the password manager does the 2FA for you... you don't *really* have 2FA on those accounts - you now have a single point of failure everywhere.
Do I have to answer? 👀Do you use one password for all your accounts?
Log in or register to unlock full forum benefits!
As a webmaster community we provide fresh content on a daily basis. We aim to be the best admin and webmaster community around. Discuss various aspects, promote your project, and learn to be better by fellow webmasters. Browse through our Articles for helpful tips and tricks.
By registering with us, you'll be able to discuss, share and private message with other members of our community.