• @eerongal@ttrpg.network
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    181 year ago

    Definitely opens up a big question about the security of Lemmy instances that I am sure will be discussed over the next few days.

    They added 2FA login to lemmy in one of the newer updates. Probably pretty pertinent for any admins to use it…

    • @ebits21@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      It’s buggy and missing some key checks to make sure it’s working when you set it up.

      Real risk of locking yourself out of your account.

        • @ebits21@lemmy.ca
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          61 year ago

          Mostly a risk on initial setup.

          I’ve been waiting a bit for it to stabilize and just using huge random passwords

          • @Zetaphor@zemmy.cc
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            41 year ago

            If you’re using a password manager you’d be doing this for every site and without even having to think about it. Bitwarden is a great choice.

            • The Cuuuuube
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              51 year ago

              I like KeePass. Bitwarden currently has an nginx exposure in the Dockerfile published in their git repo (may have been fixed since a couple of days ago). That said, I used Bitwarden for many years and switched out of an abundance of paranoia, and am definitively not recommending against it. Just basically use one of the following:

              • Bitwarden
              • KeePass
              • 1password

              And stay far the fuck away from LastPass

            • @ebits21@lemmy.ca
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              1 year ago

              Oh I do. Used Bitwarden for many years.

              I actually use keepass for totp codes too.