I genuinely forgot my phone pin for ~12 hours.
A pseudo-pattern, because #grapheneOS doesn't allow actual patterns on the basis they are less secure 🙃
Managed to shift the 2 starting numbers to one side. After ~60 brute-force attempts from this incorrect starting position, my intuition/desperation lead me to the correct start position -> success 👴
Super insecurity-inducing episode. (And what about accident induced memory loss? Dementia? Perhaps biometric #passkeys solve it all /s) #infosec
A pseudo-pattern, because #grapheneOS doesn't allow actual patterns on the basis they are less secure 🙃
Managed to shift the 2 starting numbers to one side. After ~60 brute-force attempts from this incorrect starting position, my intuition/desperation lead me to the correct start position -> success 👴
Super insecurity-inducing episode. (And what about accident induced memory loss? Dementia? Perhaps biometric #passkeys solve it all /s) #infosec
Doug Webb •
Doug Webb •
Carl •
Doug Webb •
Carl •
You only have to pay attention, that the data file gets synchronized with your phone.
See here: https://authpass.app/
AuthPass - Password Manager | AuthPass.app Password Manager
authpass.appDoug Webb •
Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: •
You might also describe this physical backup and the process in your will. Highly recommend.
Doug Webb •
Nice idea about will.
Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: •
IMHO, there is no solution for the use-case when you're away from your password manager and you forgot your phone credential without losing a certain level of security.
I'd say, you have to wait until you return to your computer.
This is why I prefer not to depend on the phone too much: no mobile payment, no apps for my airplant QR, ... YMMV.
If you prefer convenience over security, the answer is different.