Obsidian will keep you safe in case you get hacked. This means that even if an attacker steals your password for your Instagram account he/she will not be able to use it. OTP stands for One Time Password, it usually represents a token that refreshes every 30 seconds and is requested by systems upon signing in to a new device. Have a glance at your tokens directly from the Widget, so that you won't even need to open the app Create folders to separate accounts from work, personal or specific domains! In this way you can always “go back in time”. Obsidian creates a daily backup every time you perform a change (add, delete or modify) to your accounts. Obsidian syncs your data between your iOS and macOS via iCloud Keychain.Ĭustomize Obsidian to catch your eye with multiple themes and visual modes Obsidian does not collect data nor require a sign-up to function. Your data are never transferred or stored in any other external server. Obsidian uses the iCloud Keychain to operate securely. Obsidian is compatible with Google, Instagram, Binance, Kraken, Twitch, Amazon, and more. You can use Obsidian to protect your accounts and crypto-wallets. We designed Obsidian to be the best Authenticator app on the market, with a beautiful UI, a secure storage (iCloud), syncing between devices and many useful features and customizations. Hope it supports iOS 12.x token integration.īTW, thank you for this clean app! I’ll have a look at the open source for sure.Obsidian is a 2-Factor Authenticator app that works like Google Authenticator, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator, etc. Many apps allow this as practically speaking someone may let grand kids use their phone occasionally. If we were going to secure Grandma, despite her best intentions to the contrary, we might default to use of an app level Authentication Password, PIN, Touch/Face.

If you have they keys, you must therefore have the one and only device that has them (or have an encrypted backup and know it’s pass phrase).Īs for the user interface, Noob/NoOp could fail to put a passcode on their phone, lol. The act of having two devices with these encryption keys is verboten in this model because the keys and the device are viewed as indivisible.

One needs to understand the limitations of cloud storage relative to keys and the inherent need to back up the device “locally”, which has its own risks. As the developer says the keys are stored in the iOS key chain and follow normal protocol for backup that would seem like best practice.

The lack of “Internet” backup is a security feature, cool. Provides a brain dead interface which is a good thing for this type of app.

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