PKI and physical tokens, preferably not involving plugging into any ports (NFC devices) have been my suggestion for most of a decade now.
Passwords were adopted when comuting was something that occurred at a specific facility and the goal was to keep the people, largely the users one already knew of, out of one-another's accounts and data.
The persistence of passwords in a world of global access and billions of devices is ... ludicrous.
And the failure of both enterprises and governments to identify better standards and practices is criminal.
Passwords were adopted when comuting was something that occurred at a specific facility and the goal was to keep the people, largely the users one already knew of, out of one-another's accounts and data.
The persistence of passwords in a world of global access and billions of devices is ... ludicrous.
And the failure of both enterprises and governments to identify better standards and practices is criminal.