How to use google 2FA recovery codes in command line ssh
Hey I have lost mobile that has app and now i dont know how to login
I had used google-authenticator and has a recovery codes.
I'm using linux server hosted on lidode.com
Please reply me a command or direction as it's urgent.
Hope you will have some solution.
Thanks.
ssh data-recovery
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Hey I have lost mobile that has app and now i dont know how to login
I had used google-authenticator and has a recovery codes.
I'm using linux server hosted on lidode.com
Please reply me a command or direction as it's urgent.
Hope you will have some solution.
Thanks.
ssh data-recovery
asked 10 hours ago
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Hey I have lost mobile that has app and now i dont know how to login
I had used google-authenticator and has a recovery codes.
I'm using linux server hosted on lidode.com
Please reply me a command or direction as it's urgent.
Hope you will have some solution.
Thanks.
ssh data-recovery
asked 10 hours ago
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Hey I have lost mobile that has app and now i dont know how to login
I had used google-authenticator and has a recovery codes.
I'm using linux server hosted on lidode.com
Please reply me a command or direction as it's urgent.
Hope you will have some solution.
Thanks.
ssh data-recovery
ssh data-recovery
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the bad news is you can't get your password back
The Google Authenticator app doesn't back up your keys to the cloud, at least not in the same way as it does for other Google Apps. If you didn't set a backup device or login mechanism before the loss you might be totally screwed. You might be able to get your info back IF you have a dump of the application data (this requires a rooted phone). Other than that you're going to have to act as if they're gone forever
answered 9 hours ago
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Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
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the bad news is you can't get your password back
The Google Authenticator app doesn't back up your keys to the cloud, at least not in the same way as it does for other Google Apps. If you didn't set a backup device or login mechanism before the loss you might be totally screwed. You might be able to get your info back IF you have a dump of the application data (this requires a rooted phone). Other than that you're going to have to act as if they're gone forever
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
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the bad news is you can't get your password back
The Google Authenticator app doesn't back up your keys to the cloud, at least not in the same way as it does for other Google Apps. If you didn't set a backup device or login mechanism before the loss you might be totally screwed. You might be able to get your info back IF you have a dump of the application data (this requires a rooted phone). Other than that you're going to have to act as if they're gone forever
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
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the bad news is you can't get your password back
The Google Authenticator app doesn't back up your keys to the cloud, at least not in the same way as it does for other Google Apps. If you didn't set a backup device or login mechanism before the loss you might be totally screwed. You might be able to get your info back IF you have a dump of the application data (this requires a rooted phone). Other than that you're going to have to act as if they're gone forever
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
the bad news is you can't get your password back
The Google Authenticator app doesn't back up your keys to the cloud, at least not in the same way as it does for other Google Apps. If you didn't set a backup device or login mechanism before the loss you might be totally screwed. You might be able to get your info back IF you have a dump of the application data (this requires a rooted phone). Other than that you're going to have to act as if they're gone forever
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
answered 9 hours ago
520520
1111
1111
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
add a comment |
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
Hey but i have recovery code how can i use it
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
1
1
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda try sign into the service using the backup code where the usual 2FA code would go
– 520
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
Hey i used recovery in where app code use and done
– Pratik Boda
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
@PratikBoda Okay awesome. Now try to turn off 2FA for the time being (those recovery codes are one-use only)
– 520
9 hours ago
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