My thoughts on migration started on the 1st of June when I sent this screenshot to one of my colleagues.
Why it is not safe? The answer is the link:
Hackers exploit Authy API, accessing possibly 30 millions of phone numbers (and device_lock, device_count). Twilio takes action to secure endpoint. Unrelated breach exposes SMS data through unsecured AWS S3 bucket.
On 5th of June, I sent the next message to the same colleague:
Here you can find more details 2FAS vs Authy:
https://2fas.com/vs/authy/
It was really hard to migrate because I needed to migrate service by service. Today finished migration 😅
As for the migration process - details are here.
And just possible utils below for 2FAS
GitHub - alexieong/2fas-backup-viewer: Offline HTML viewer for 2FAS backup files. This application is neither affiliated with Two Factor Authentication Service, Inc. nor 2FAS.
Offline HTML viewer for 2FAS backup files. This application is neither affiliated with Two Factor Authentication Service, Inc. nor 2FAS. - alexieong/2fas-backup-viewer
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