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I use aegis. Totp works fine. I don't need push.
"Users of safe and private android versions have laughed at Microslop and their silly software"
Why would you use microsoft Authenticator anyway? There are other options
Work
I don't really mind using shit software on work devices. Yes it's slow and inefficient, I spent half an hour today on Windows doing what would be a very short command on Linux. Fuck it, get paid the same. I just use Linux at home in my own time.
I'll point out better software exists. If I don't get support in changing it or allowed to change it, fuck it. It's on them at that point.
Some organizations require authenticator; they don't just use it for MFA codes, it's goes deeper than that.
Also, most large enterprise fall for the stupid Microsoft trap. They buy enterpise licensing in bulk (E3, E5, whatever) and bosses who have no brains will say "well, let's use more microsoft products since they're 'free'". The trap is that, yes, your enterprise license agreement includes entitlements to a lot of their stuff, but they nickle and dime you on stupid shit like the storage so you can keep the logging and telemetry data you typically need for security, troubleshooting and some audit requirements.
I can't imagine ever using any of their shit beyond Office products. Their security software is crap compared to most offerings, they still seem to think that networks are bad so we should do as little as possible about them. Azure is just a completely uncontrollable money drain (by design) that is damn near impossible to secure properly once you give developers enough access to actually do their jobs.
I've been working in security for a long time now and they continue to be such a fucking liability and drain on money at every turn. If I ran the zoo, I would switch the entire enteprise to Linux and find just about any other collaboration suite to use.
Fuck Excel and fuck you if all you do with it is make lists. Fuck powerpoint and fuck every boss who is too dumb to read and only can accept information when it is spoon fed to them in a deck. Word is OK, but nobody reads anymore so what's the point?
I had a yubikey as my hardware authentication, then a coworkers email got hacked so IT moved us all to Microsoft authenticator, so now I have a less secure login method LOL
When you are using your phone for your work you don't really have the choice.
It's not my phone, then. I don't use my private devices for work.
BYOD they said
It never pays working for people who are cheap.
If it's work provided sure. But if its your own device then fuck them, not installing that shit on my own device. Provide one for me
I had to use it for my work. They required MS authenticator. I think it's bullshit and tried to export my 2fa to bitwarden. I couldn't. And to add another 2fa .method I need to call support so I gave it up
microsoft truly hates productivity in the workplace
I can guarantee this will be a hilarious shitstorm of false positives wasting IT departments' time, because their detection of it is massively flawed.
At least once a month my - completely stock, and un-rooted - phone tells me I can't use Outlook/Teams because of root. Every time, a reboot is required to resolve this. One one occasion, TWO reboots.
Ignoring whatever reason Microsoft think they're blocking this for, it's going to regularly block regular users, who are not going to stand for it.
verify if your phone is affected
No, i don't use spyware.
Its why they had to announce this, the venn diagram of microsoft authenticator users and degoogled android is likely two circles
They somehow trying to eliminate everything they cannot control, funny
I don't use my account for email anymore or use Windows very often but I just changed the two factor authenticator to Aegis. They make the text to use an alternative authenticator app tiny blue hyperlink text but you can do it confirmed.
Yes. I also switched to Aegis.
Ths is gonna cause some fun at work. I know our IT team would not be on top of this until one day a portion of employees can't SSO in. Then mayhem will ensue by heels being dug on both sides.
Your company should be issuing devices if employees need to use apps like that. IT issued equipment shouldn't be jailbroken or rooted, it should be managed via MDM.
Otherwise they deserve it for trying to cut corners by having employees use personal devices. If they're doing that, they're almost certainly not paying for the work use of those devices either.
Why the fuck would you use a personal phone for work?
Get some cheap alternative and put the authenticator on that phone and say that is your main phone.
2FA is not just for work.
Sure but you can use your own choice of 2FA software for your own stuff
There are a couple Android ports of KeePass. They are open source and won't care if your phone is rooted.
Does it even support OTP?
Just use https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis on Android.
How does the tool actually check for this?
Does it just use the Play Integrety API, or does it use some kind of other attestation check?
The need for full root privilege has fallen by the wayside assuming you can trust the OS running on the device. I dont hate this change if I can run a custom ROM that will report that the user does not have root privilege and that the OS has not been modified since boot.
Probably Play Integrity, since it's still working on my phone with the Play Integrity Fix Magisk module installed.