Are you still only using two factor authentication?

[cadey@pony.social]

@sash you lie i only count 6

[sash@hachyderm.io]

The password is #7. And actually there were two more tokens that didn’t fit in this hub

[cjust@infosec.exchange]

@sash this is pretty much the opposite energy of

[arie@made.asterism.gay]

@sash collect my 7 keys to unlock a hidden door

[grumpy@grumpys.online]

@sash set a separate pin for each key to unlock the dreaded 12-factor auth

[48kram@retrorewind.social]

@sash ah, yes, the Yubikalimba

[zuthal@floofy.tech]

@wmd @sash Big clacky rotary switch that physically connects/disconnects the different external USB ports from the interface

[wmd@chaos.social]

@zuthal @sash cute.

[wmd@chaos.social]

@zuthal @sash cursed approach: usb hid rotary encoder that controls it in software, but also enables/disables itself.

[lea@lea.pet]

@sash@hachyderm.io something you have (6 yubikeys) + something you know (the sequence in which you use them)

[jakjak@meow.social]

@sash 7 factor authentication but all 7 factors are passwords

[mespique@mastodon.social]

@sash

Don't care about no factors, my passwords are all prime numbers.

[maemele@critters.gay]

@sash@hachyderm.io You must collect all 7 factors of authentication to fight the final boss

[mxk@hachyderm.io]

@sash next logical step: pass the ubikeys around in your lan using usb-ip

[w4tsn@darmstadt.social]

@sash i want a HSM machine!

We got a hsm machine at home!

A hsm machine at home:

[silhouette@dumbfuckingweb.site]

@sash this seems way better than the dozen or so RSA dongles i got on webcam

[wouter_pieterse@todon.eu]

@mespique @sash

I choose π

[whut@outerheaven.club]

@sash combining multiple yubikeys to form a tekey

[alterelefant@mastodontech.de]

@sash
In binary that is 128 factor authentication.

[kupac@functional.cafe]

@sash
Don't give them ideas please