My bank just emailed me to say that because I haven’t used my two factor auth recently (they only require it for specific actions), they’re disabling it on my account.
What kind of a batshit security posture is that?!!
My bank just emailed me to say that because I haven’t used my two factor auth recently (they only require it for specific actions), they’re disabling it on my account.
What kind of a batshit security posture is that?!!
@s0 This is MyGov levels of Can’t Computer.
Edit: No, it isn't, because MyGov can at least do TOTP now.
@neko @futzle I did this super-hacky thing ages ago to get the TOTP out of their shitty app and into 1Password.
...huh, that being said I just logged in and have a message under the "Security Actions" section:
The myGov Code Generator app is being retired, set up another sign in option.
And when you continue with that it actually gives you the option to use a bog-standard TOTP authenticator setup!
You probably have me to thank for that. Every gods-damn time I've needed to log in to The Australian Government System it's been a case of "Your medicare sign-in ID is now an australia.gov.au ID, go set one up here" "oh your australia.gov.au ID is now becoming my.gov.au", they are addicted to changing login methods up to annoy me, specifically
@s0 Ridiculous. I think 2FA may well reduce the number of times you use those features that require it - which is a positive development. It makes you think twice. So I would consider that a significant reduction in use is a positive.
Removing it for any reason (without your say-so) is bonkers.