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"#GitHub will require all users who contribute code on GitHub[.]com to enable one or more forms of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) by the end of 2023"
https://github.blog/2022-12-14-raising-the-bar-for-software-security-next-steps-for-github-com-2fa/
@paoloredaelli @lupyuen what why? 2FA is just good common sense
@io @lupyuen @paoloredaelli in discord the corporate policy is for support to abandon you if 2FA is turned on but otherwise they will respond to tickets about account problems
usually when you turn on TOTP tokens you get a 'scratch code' which is an emergency password but then you're expected to have it on a laminated placard or some shit in a records box
usually when you turn on TOTP tokens you get a 'scratch code' which is an emergency password but then you're expected to have it on a laminated placard or some shit in a records box
End of 2023 for all contributors, but already in March for a big chunk of users, admins and contributors to large projects.
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With this requirements many developers and projects will consider moving elsewhere