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Really 2FA is just a complex way to give users a strong unique password. Everything else about it is security theatre (e.g. why do you care about your password and secret stored in the same place, when your session cookie is just stored in one place and all the attacker needs)



Well, and that's why I'm not eager to enable 2FA just to store the secrets in the same place I already store my passwords (Bitwarden).




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