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Microsoft Authenticator Spams Sign-In Requests Without Even Needing Your Password - André Klein Dot Net
andreklein.net/microsoft-authenticator-spams-sign-in-requests-without-even-needing-your-password/Replying to @lemmydividebyzero@reddthat.com
My MS account is doing a thing lately where I have to enter the TOTP twice to login successfuly. It has to be two different TOTPs, too, can’t enter the same one; I have to literally wait until the first one expires and get another one.
Didn’t experience any of the other shenanigans described in the article though, so there’s that.
Replying to @lemmyvore@feddit.nl
TOTP is time based, I’d check the time on the device just in case. Having to enter multiple codes must be so annoying!
I have the machine synced with NTP and I’m not seeing any time issues.
It’s such a super specific quirk, too, that I can’t believe it’s not on their side.
Maybe they’ve decided that TOTP is less secure than passkeys and if I refuse to use passkeys with their app I should be “helped” 😃 by using twice the amount of TOTP?
Replying to @lemmyvore@feddit.nl
I have a few networks where I get the notice but must disconnect from the wifi to approve over my mobile connection instead