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Passwords are fine with two factor authentication right? Like I have two factor authentication on my phone for pretty much everything either through text or a full on authenticator app.
Okta is a service that provides two factor authentication for corporations.
Two-factor is good enough for most things. Of course, you should use a passphrase, you should have a different one for each login service, etc.
Okta also keeps having issues where they get hacked so I don't think they're ones to trust
It isn't a data breach, it is an encryption stress test.
Two factor authentication basically makes the password a formality. Gabe Newell famously published his steam username and password and invited everyone to give it their best shot lol