New answers tagged multi-factor
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I just did a similar search across some name registrars and it seems that Name.com and GoDaddy both support 2FA, the former using the Verisign/Symantec VIP and the latter using SMS for US numbers only.
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Google two factor authentication supports the use of one time passwords.
The user is supposed to print off the list (contains approximately 10 one time use passwords if I recall correctly) and keep them in a safe place, in the event the scenario you described above takes place.
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What I can say, generally, is that you should not have a single point of failure. Be it your mobile phone (can be lost, damaged, stolen), some other computer or device (can be damaged), a piece of paper (can be lost, damaged) or even your memory (can forget things, especially if not used too often).
Just like passwords usually have fallbacks for recovery ...
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