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Every morning at work it's:
>Type in a password to Decrypt laptop drive
>Type in a password to Sign in to laptop account
>Type in a password to Sign into 1password
>Copy password for okta from 1pw
>Use fingerprint to Unlock my phone
>Type in 2FA code from my phone Google authenticator into okta
>Finally log into outlook
>Need to log into a system not behind SSO
>Type in a password to Re-unlock 1password
>Oopsie-poopsie phone died!
>Charge phone for 5 min so I can turn it on
>Type in phone password because you can't use biometrics after shutdown
>Open Google authenticator and get 2FA for system
>"Sorry your authentication attempt has timed out"
>Type in password to unlock 1password
>Copy password to system
>Type in 2FA code from phone
>Finally logged into system so I can do work
>Oh it's meeting time anyway
>Meeting is 30 mins
>After meeting get back to the tab with the system
>"You've been logged out due to inactivity"
I'd honestly rather drink a verification can.
And that's why I use a url on my desktop to a 2fa generator that also decodes it with the 2fa key as an argument. It's like a password sticky note on the monitor, but for 2fa haha.
I would like to know more about this magic URL and how to set it up
I've found two that work but one is playing up, just append your key where there is [KEY] and save the shortcut
https://totp.danhersam.com/?key=KEY
https://2fa.zone/2fa/KEY (broken but https://2fa.zone/ works)
Example: https://totp.danhersam.com/?key=7J64V3P3E77J3LKNUGSZ5QANTLRLTKVL