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• Find which accounts could support 2FA
  1 project | /r/Bitwarden | 17 Apr 2023

  FYI: Sites that provide 2FA may or may not be listed in https://github.com/2factorauth/twofactorauth

• All your SMS are belong to us
  1 project | /r/msp | 16 Mar 2021

  Using the 2fa.directory as a start, I recently went searching for banks that specifically support MFA via hardware or software tokens. Almost all are non-US based which shows how far behind the US financial industry is w/r MFA. I found one, First Tech Federal Credit Union, which supports software tokens using the Entrust IdentityGuard app. They support business and personal accounts and you can apply online.

• The twofactorauth[.]org site has been taken over
  1 project | /r/InternetIsBeautiful | 16 Mar 2021
• Ask HN: What Happened to Twofactorauth.org?
  1 project | news.ycombinator.com | 25 Feb 2021
• Best site that provided a list of sites with two factor authentication (2FA) support
  2 projects | /r/2fa | 25 Feb 2021

  Further information that the domain was sold by one of the contributors due to a dispute - https://github.com/2factorauth/twofactorauth/issues/5238

• Where did the list of 2FA websites go? I cannot find it anymore
  1 project | /r/Bitwarden | 20 Feb 2021

  See: The twofactorauth[.]org site has been taken over #5238

• Daily Fi Discussion Thread Wednesday February 17
  1 project | /r/financialindependence | 17 Feb 2021

  That said, where possible, 2FA should not rely on a phone number. SMS and Voice are unauthenticated and unencrypted. It's easy and cheap enough to setup a stingray to grab all text messages in an area, and SIM swap attacks are also typically pretty easy (difficulty varies by provider from incredibly simple to might require calling back a few times to get the right rep). Switch to an authenticator app for anything that supports it (https://twofactorauth.org/).

• Is 2FA too risky?
  1 project | /r/2fa | 15 Feb 2021

  I backup my seed data every account that has 2FA/MFA support (see https://twofactorauth.org/) into Keepass. It's fairly simple to do. I use a program like Windows' Snipping Tool to capture the QR code displayed by the new 2FA-based service and I save the file as an attachment into my Keepass on the password entry for the 2FA-based service. I also use a QR code reader that deciphers the QR code and then I save that URI string into Keepass as well, extracting the TOTP seed data and also using the KeePassOTP or other KeePass plug-in to allow me to generate TOTP codes directly from my Keepass vault files on either my PC or Android devices.

• Security Reminder to turn on MFA and use strong passwords on your accounts
  2 projects | /r/PleX | 12 Feb 2021

  Also https://twofactorauth.org/ to check which of your sites have it as an option.

• 10 SIM Swappers Arrested for Stealing $100M in Crypto from Celebrities
  1 project | /r/technology | 12 Feb 2021

  It's absolutely unacceptable. A visit to https://twofactorauth.org/ will quickly either dash or build your hopes for the future of online security, depending entirely on what country you live in.