please give examples

I am not sure if this kind of post is allowed but I need some help.

I have been searching for 'these terms' for months now and couldn't find it on any site or trackers

NFO Rippers found on learnbits

Password managers

2FA Code

User extensions like User-Agent Switcher

Multi-factor authenticator-- MFA

Audiophiles found on audionews

Account collectors

Bulk Download

PID system

and what`s anti leech tracker?

Password managers - Software that generates strong passwords and stores them, usually encrypted. KeePass for example

2FA code - 2 factor authentication. Usually an text message (sms) that gets sent to your phone that you need to enter in order to access the service. Just an additional layer of security on your account.

User agent switcher- I'm assuming this is browser software designer to make it easier for you to look like a different person so a website doesn't recognize you.

Multifactor authentication- same as 2fa, possibly has more than 1 layer though. Like a code gets sent to your email and phone number

Audiophiles- somebody with a good ear, able to hear flaws in bad copies of audio better than most people.

Account collectors - people who sign up to every tracker they can get their hands on

Bulk download- downloading heaps at the same time

Originally Posted by Squidgy

Password managers - Software that generates strong passwords and stores them, usually encrypted. KeePass for example

2FA code - 2 factor authentication. Usually an text message (sms) that gets sent to your phone that you need to enter in order to access the service. Just an additional layer of security on your account.

User agent switcher- I'm assuming this is browser software designer to make it easier for you to look like a different person so a website doesn't recognize you.

Multifactor authentication- same as 2fa, possibly has more than 1 layer though. Like a code gets sent to your email and phone number

Audiophiles- somebody with a good ear, able to hear flaws in bad copies of audio better than most people.

Account collectors - people who sign up to every tracker they can get their hands on

Bulk download- downloading heaps at the same time

if 2fa and mfa are alike
why did mfa is a proprietary, I mean all open source put on GitHub for free
look, https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/produc...ntication.html

Originally Posted by Osb0rne01

if 2fa and mfa are alike
why did mfa is a proprietary, I mean all open source put on GitHub for free
look, https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/produc...ntication.html

1) It's not. There's plenty of open source versions
2) Whether it's open source is irrelevant. I could make a 2fa app and keep it closed source if I wanted to

Originally Posted by Squidgy

1) It's not. There's plenty of open source versions
2) Whether it's open source is irrelevant. I could make an open source 2fa app and keep it closed source if I wanted to

does google authenticator is an example of 2fa code, I mean it's an example away from torrenting, it's a real life scenario

I'm not sure what you're saying. Neither 2fa or MFA are inherently open source or closed source - open source and closed source are copyright licenses that apply to actual codes for individual applications, not the entire concepts. So a program made for 2fa or mfa could be open source or close source but 2fa and mfa themselves aren't either.

Originally Posted by Osb0rne01

if 2fa and mfa are alike
why did mfa is a proprietary, I mean all open source put on GitHub for free
look, https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/produc...ntication.html

MFA is a concept, not a particular product or piece of software.

You will find code for some implementations of MFA / 2FA on GitHub. There are also many implementations that are proprietary.

Originally Posted by Rizzo

MFA is a concept, not a particular product or piece of software.

You will find code for some implementations of MFA / 2FA on GitHub. There are also many implementations that are proprietary.

that`s why I am talking about proprietary
I could see some of open source on Github
is google authenticator a real life type of MFA

Regards,

Yes, Google Authenticator is MFA. Any additional requirement beyond a password for access is MFA. That could be a code (whether through text, a key fob, or an app), a hardware key, or biometrics like a fingerprint scanner when used in addition to a password.

Originally Posted by Rizzo

Yes, Google Authenticator is MFA. Any additional requirement beyond a password for access is MFA. That could be a code (whether through text, a key fob, or an app), a hardware key, or biometrics like a fingerprint scanner when used in addition to a password.

yes, a text , I can see it well
I can`t access my desktop gdrive for example without sending a text to my phone to authenticate who am I