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If it is a malicious hack attempt then I could easily get around the key fob security

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How so? I'm asking because we use these key fobs for ssh access to our production servers, and I'd be interested to hear about problems with them.

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Although I know my stuff, I can't claim to be an expert in this area, but if you do a general search you will see that tfa can still be overcome with man in the middle attacks and there is probably still the issue of keylogging and social engineering etc. Obviously a poker client is less susceptible to phishing and other browser based methodologies, but the principles can be extended.

You should also never doubt how easily people can be manipulated and fooled when it comes to security and technology (unfortunately).