do you even know what youre talking about? authy does not send any SMS based 2FA keys. I used to use Authy and at that time you could recover all of your 2FA keys to a device by receiving SMS confirmation. Haven't used it since I realized that (having gone through the process) and I will certainly ...

do you even know what youre talking about? authy does not send any SMS based 2FA keys. I used to use Authy and at that time you could recover all of your 2FA keys to a device by receiving SMS confirmation. Haven't used it since I realized that (having gone through the process) and I will certainly ...

you realise dispite them texting your phone, you still need another password to decrypt the keys, so no, its not insecure Do you live under a rock, Greg? This precise insecurity has wrought havoc all year. https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/18/ss7-coinbase-bitcoin-hack-2fa-vulnerable/ https://www.reddi...

you realise dispite them texting your phone, you still need another password to decrypt the keys, so no, its not insecure Do you live under a rock, Greg? This precise insecurity has wrought havoc all year. https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/18/ss7-coinbase-bitcoin-hack-2fa-vulnerable/ https://www.reddi...

Authy being tied to your phone number is insecure.

No one with any security sense would ever use Authy over Google Authenticator for this reason.

We really shouldn't be promoting poor key management in this industry.

Either implement SegWit or stop complaining about fees. What a clown show.

I have zero sympathy for those complaining about scaling but can't be bothered to implement SegWit.

It's been available in the core client for three months and rather than figure it out we're still sitting around complaining impotently about block size.

Me: Good stuff! Maybe we'll stop supporting that Bitconnect ponzi for a second.

Also Me: The PROFITS! PRecioussssssss....

Miss Cleo sez the announcement on November 17th will be that no decision has been made because reasons but we will have an answer after New Years.

Again? LOL

I'd just assume that if you were a customer then your info's out there now, Greg.

Better be safe than sorry!

There is this catch-all system if you hadn't already heard of it: https://haveibeenpwned.com/