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==Password manager practicalities== | |||
"Should I really store TOTP secrets in a password manager?" | |||
Ah, you were paying attention to ''idea'' behind [[2FA]]. | |||
You're right, this potentially turns 2FA into 1FA, because if both secrets are in the exact same place, both would be discovered at the same time. | |||
Arguably this only ''practically'' matters when you are targeted specifically (or password managers in general are), but that is a threat model that some of us ''do'' have to deal with. | |||
So if you care about this ''and'' want a safe copy of your TOTP secret, | |||
then store your TOTP secres in a separate database and with different credentials. | |||
==Password manager software== | |||
===1Password=== | ===1Password=== | ||
===Dashlane=== | ===Dashlane=== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:48, 26 March 2024