sashAre you still only using two factor authentication? I'm way ahead of you with my 7 factor authentication π
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@sash hmm, now thinking how it could be nice to have a usb selector. Little dropdown on which usb device is active/powered.
Zuthal
Xe 
Γris SerΓ¨ne 
Tim Hergert
Kallisti
RoseForge 
Michael Wolf@sash set a separate pin for each key to unlock the dreaded 12-factor auth
48kRAM but with parity@sash ah, yes, the Yubikalimba
lea
JakJak
I AM BANKSY β / πβπ₯
m0xEE@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]
And the password is "F@ct0r" (uppercase letter, number and special character added solely to satisfy the requirements π₯Ί)
And the password is "F@ct0r" (uppercase letter, number and special character added solely to satisfy the requirements π₯Ί)
mespique
Sewer Pirouette
MaeMelΓ©
mxk
w4tsn ~> 
silhouette 
@sash this seems way better than the dozen or so RSA dongles i got on webcam
@silhouette until the hub glitches and fries every key at the same time π₯
whut
Frank Heijkamp@sash
In binary that is 128 factor authentication.
In binary that is 128 factor authentication.
kupac^ESC:wq@sash
Don't give them ideas please :)
Don't give them ideas please :)
SnyperWolf@sash What's the seventh factor?
No wait, it's love isn't it?
Bersl
π· Spider lilith π@sash β:nerd_face:βββ:index_pointing_up:ββ actually, it's still two factor authentication because you only have the known auth type (password, pin, whatever) and the physically possessed kind (hardware keys) ::::3
(tho ngl, that's quite a sic setup there π³)
(tho ngl, that's quite a sic setup there π³)
jandi
Chris Bohn@sash
- Something you know
- Something you have
- Something you are
- Something you mispronounce
- Something you think
- Something you keep in a freezer and get out just for special occasions when there are no recording devices to capture incriminating evidence
- Something you offer as a sacrifice
- Something you know
- Something you have
- Something you are
- Something you mispronounce
- Something you think
- Something you keep in a freezer and get out just for special occasions when there are no recording devices to capture incriminating evidence
- Something you offer as a sacrifice
ticho
Metaph 
jill :: 8098
tecHunt@tecHunt @sash Got all of them along the years (it followed the SoloKey project for a while since it was made using a Rust-based firmware) and got the Yubikey "for free" at its first job (they bought some and forgot they ever bought them when it left :D)
The one it currently uses is the Nitrokey 3A (~60β¬ right now)
The one it currently uses is the Nitrokey 3A (~60β¬ right now)
Xyphoid process
Nils Liquidfire@sash well... to me this looks like 2 factor authentication (Factor 1 being "Knowledge"/the password and Factor 2 being "Possession" of those USB keys). Increasing the number of USB dongles does not increase the number of security factors
Len@lagerfeuermetal whoosh!
fraggle@sash now I want to see how many factors @tychotithonus could pull off with his collection and a dozen or so USB hubs...
/for context: https://www.techsolvency.com/mfa/security-keys/
'Pa 
Whine Spectator@sash @selectric something you are, something you know, and something you misplaced
ROTOPE~1 βοΈ@sash something you have (a bulk discount)
Tim Ward βπͺπΊπΆ #FBPE@sash If they're all in the same place so they can all be stolen in one go then that's one factor authentication.
fleaz@sash I'm only at 4FA π
fleaz (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image For maximum security I use MultiMultiFactorAuthentication π
Nu Modular@sash I feel... post de facto...
Ben Zanin@sash @liw ahem @tychotithonus πββ πΓ10e6 you're up!
edit: oh darn, @fraggle beat me to it, sorry ( https://social.coop/@fraggle/116336621993878051 )
fraggle (@[email protected])
@[email protected] now I want to see how many factors @[email protected] could pull off with his collection and a dozen or so USB hubs... /for context: https://www.techsolvency.com/mfa/security-keys/