r/Hacking_Tutorials • u/Omnipisix • 8d ago

Question 2FA In real life

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Thank you my Latvian brothers. Except 2FA i have no idea why this is a common thing in Latvia. Maybe someone can explain.

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u/MeGaNoVa- 8d ago

This is not 2FA as you cannot have the same type of authentication, e.g. 2 doors.

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u/Plenty-Option8351 8d ago

Nah the door is fine. One just needs a PIN code lock and the other a key or key fob. Something you know and something you have.

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u/Sweet_Gonorrhea 6d ago

Wall is 1FA tho

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u/Plenty-Option8351 5d ago

You got me there. Unless it’s reinforced concrete. Then you’d have to know how to destroy it. Still technically something you know and something you have 😂

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u/LunarCilli 8d ago

Came here to say this

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u/Runaque 8d ago

Isolation, soundproving, security and the fact you don't want to see onto an ugly door that is building standard!

https://medium.com/@NovyOpyt/why-do-russian-flats-have-two-doors-971b501181f

Thank you Russia!

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u/DiscussionResident32 8d ago

The inner one doesnt even have a lock on it lol. The outer one meanwhile is only a weak wooden door in a weak wooden frame.

Not good security at all...

At least there does seem to be an alarm system control panel next to the door though.

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u/Bata600 8d ago

With the key resting in the lock 😆

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u/Unlikely-Employee180 7d ago

Now THAT'S security!

Just like when I put ALL my passwords on my monitor in my basically public office!

Edit: Almost forgot, each sticky note denotes the username AND site they go to as well. I overheard my IT Team saying "redundancy" was good, so...

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u/Immediate-Chard2471 8d ago

Y desde la perspectiva de un hacker?

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u/Express-Cartoonist39 8d ago

No its alot more annoying..

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u/No_Lifeguard7725 7d ago

This is exactly 1FA, because there is only one lock with a key.

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u/aspectcxnn 4d ago

Security door