google authenticator

[julioespinoza07 52]

On 12/23/2019 at 8:54 AM, dollarcome said:

How do I backup Google Authenticator on Android? I have to backup this because there are so many market codes on my Google Authenticator

well, I lost several accounts because I had placed the Google authentication and the computer where it was installed I lost it, I tried to install on another device and make a recovery of all my keys never succeeded, following some tutorials by Youtube, and reviewing by the web, I have not succeeded in that, now that you ask that question, I join so that someone of with the solution of that great problem, they should themselves verify the mail with which the app is installed, please help me. would be a great contribution

On 2/10/2020 at 12:17, TengoDinero said:

Lo que hago es guardar los códigos provistos para cada página en una carpeta sin conexión e intento tener más de una copia por si se daña o se pierde, es algo molesto pero no he encontrado un método mejor, otra opción sería migrar a una aplicación diferente como authy que, según tengo entendido, le permite hacer esa copia de seguridad automáticamente sin tener que guardar todas las claves usted mismo

 

Don Guillermo how am I doing? help us with a video for this problem that we all have many times, please, I'm trying to recover my Google Authentication account, ah yes you can also help us with the posts, please, I don't know what happens, every day they take more and more posts

[abram0v1ch 34]

The good method is to make a backup through an appropriate application, for example, titanium backup. I have been using it for ages, and it is super reliable!

[LionVic 52]

You can Manually Extract Your Credentials [Root Only]:

https://www.protectimus.com/blog/google-authenticator-backup/

[FlyfeCro 80]

I don't really know how to back up your google authenticator. But this is a very important question. If someone loses their device or somehow deletes the app, then he or she may encounter difficulties logging in to the 2FA system. This is why we need to make a backup copy of your google authenticator.

[roden115 67]

It is better if you save the key of the Google Authentication application to avoid accidental problems, and if at this time you forget to save it, maybe you can save one by one the master key of the site connected to Google Aut or you can transfer the Google Aut application to devices that are considered safe from loss.

[Carlopantaleon 44]

I recommend that to be more secure, you keep your QR codes in your mail or in a safe place, because Unfortunately, there is no Authenticator backup left once the application data is deleted or if the device is factory reset, so there is no way to get back all the codes you had previously. If you lose them, you will have to regain access to the accounts (you can use the backup codes that are provided to you once you activate 2-step authentication) and reactivate Authenticator.

[Ivan_forz 89]

The most useful addition to your protection,era 2fa allows you to get the maximum protection of your wallet or exchange ,I advise everyone to use this to protect themselves as much as possible from a possible Scam

[Loo 49]

This is good apps Google

[arthur3 30]

You don't need to backup Google Authenticator app / data as you can create a list of 'Backup Codes' that you can use to log in without requiring an auth code on the same page that configures authentication 2-step.

[ctrlz 15]

It is a very good tool to increase security on the platform that you make life, with the pain factor activated you can be quiet and tell that your information and your assets are super protected and fortified at the time of an evil intention of others, most of the platforms has encouraged the use of these, the ordinary user helps and adds a plus in the security of the platform.

Edited October 5, 2020 by ctrlz

[Switchback 22]

On 12/23/2019 at 6:54 PM, dollarcome said:

How do I backup Google Authenticator on Android? I have to backup this because there are so many market codes on my Google Authenticator

I do not recommend using Google Authenticator, because if you delete their application, you will lose all data. It is better to use an authenticator from Microsoft that is tied to your mail

[khalidforu 51]

Google authentication is the best security for our centralized exchanges. Nobody hack our exchanges account without authentication code.

[Osama5546 89]

All you have to do is download the application on your phone from the store, then enter the account that you want to secure, open the application and photograph the barcode, but you have to memorize, in fact, this feature is very important for protection. I did not care about it much until one of the people I know penetrated last week and told me that he was not using This feature is in his account, so I think it is very necessary for those who have money on the Internet or are eager to invest

[oneronur 5]

Google Authenticator is the application based on two-factor Authentication (2FA) that helps for identifying user identity and the confirmation on what a user claims to be and whether he actually is.

The advantage over using 2FA over SMS based verification is that, your mobile sim can be stolen to a new phone using your social security number or the sms can be intercepted via your network provider because of security breaches. 2FA removes this possibility and totally depends on the device registered on it, irrespective of the network provider.

Guys when you use the authenticator does it generate the same code for the same site everytime if your using The same smart phone?  I have the authenticator installed on my smartphone but i ahvent used it yet.

[rocki 319]

On 12/23/2019 at 1:54 PM, dollarcome said:

How do I backup Google Authenticator on Android? I have to backup this because there are so many market codes on my Google Authenticator

You can transfer your authenticator codes to your gmail account. You create a backup on your gmail account and then log in to the same account on the new device. Your codes should be there.

[mar123 95]

I understand that you must first install the application on the smartphone then, from your computer, you go to the google page for two-factor verification and log in. and the application will tell you which smartphone you are currently using and will show you a button to switch devices.

[carlos291 76]

On 23/12/2019 at 8:54, dollarcome said:

¿Cómo hago una copia de seguridad de Google Authenticator en Android? Tengo que hacer una copia de seguridad de esto porque hay muchos códigos de mercado en mi Autenticador de Google

In general, recovering the authenticator codes is somewhat difficult, I recommend that you keep your QR code in a safe place, this in case you have a problem with your phone due to damage

[aurisek34 34]

In my opinion I prefer authy since with it I can recover my account anywhere with my email and password, instead with google authenticator it is not possible besides that it always presents failures due to the time and date of the application.

[Ernesto2492 81]

I share your opinion but it should also be noted that always as in the physical bank there must be a system that protects the person and this google 2fa system is great for that work good topic to debate and let you know how important it is for all users of the different digital platforms.

[ChrisM 23]

I hope and you have found it, I recommend you keep the password well otherwise you will not be able to access it anymore

[Cen97 37]

 I think  That Google Authenticator it's important to have it. because it provides an additional layer of security to the accounts. so they avoid that someone enters without permission to one of our accounts, preventing them from having access to the data. and that it's easy to configure, which is another important detail for the users. Normally, in the settings of these accounts, pages or apps we have the possibility of activating this option. It doesn't take long and this way we protect the account in the best possible way.

[Switchback 22]

I do not recommend using the google authenticator, I think the microsoft authenticator looks much better. And you can recover data from him much better. I lost all my Google Authenticator keys purely because I didn't know what to save recovery keys.

[LenelM 33]

Before you add the code in your mobile phone, you can save it in notepad or ms word and save your all project keys on that file so if your mobile phone is having trouble,  and you can add the code in that phone.

[mertcanozluk 19]

AUTHY also nice choice you can use it

[satoshifactory 295]

To perform the double security factor with google authenticates you must write down a code that they give you when scanning the QR with this code you can restore your security on any other device easily