rafark
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- Jan 15, 2013
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So today I got an email telling me someone across the ocean managed to get their filthy hands on my password.
Thankfully I had two factor authentication enabled so they didn't get my account compromised. Had I not enabled it in the past I would've lost my account by now.
That made me think, with all the transactions made in here, why is two factor an opt-in and not a requirement? Wouldn't it be better for everyone to have two factor as a requirement?
Thankfully I had two factor authentication enabled so they didn't get my account compromised. Had I not enabled it in the past I would've lost my account by now.
That made me think, with all the transactions made in here, why is two factor an opt-in and not a requirement? Wouldn't it be better for everyone to have two factor as a requirement?