Andy Grunwald • 1/1/2025

Why does storing two-factor authentication codes in your password manager make sense?

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This article analyzes whether storing two-factor authentication (2FA) TOTP codes in a password manager like 1Password undermines security. It presents expert opinions on the trade-offs between convenience and risk, concluding that while storing 2FA in a password manager is marginally less safe, it still protects against phishing and is an acceptable solution for most users.

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