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2FA would also make it much harder to use the "somebody hacked me" defense.


No at that point they'd be saying "zomg NPM has a terrible bug that allowed the hacker to bypass my 2FA!"

If someone is trying to redirect blame they'll always find some way to do so.


The problem is not liars, the problem is being unable to prove they were lying. With 2FA, the logs would prove it.


Unfortunately, based on preexisting cases it really doesn't make much of a difference, the liars will still deflect the blame and the logs will always be "wrong".




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