last pass. Will multi-factor authentication work?

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nixeo2016-06-23 11:10:44

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nixeo, 2016-06-23 11:10:44

last pass. Will multi-factor authentication work?

In Chromium (its Linux version) I keep my passwords in the LastPass extension. Under Lin, I have a separate password database, in which I go only to certain (for work) resources. Tell me, is it possible for this configuration (Lin and LastPass as a browser extension) to enable LastPass multi-factor authentication (at least Grid)? I ask because I don't want to lose a large password database in case of some jambs (with 2FA).

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