And what if an attack that could have been stopped by a basic 2FA implementation succeeds and costs you? Or doesn’t immediately cost you, but the reputational impact of the breach impacts revenue? You may be okay with that. Not everyone will be, or can be.
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And again, that only holds up if everyone agrees 2FA does absolutely no good, in all situations, for all use cases. That is not the case though. In a bubble, when your attacker is just shy of omnipotent by all means 2FA is junk. But not every attacker is omnipotent.
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I didn't ask you if it's the same, I asked if all you can do is homeopathy, should you do it? The debate is *not* something is better than nothing, it's that 2FA is about as effective as homeopathy.
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