varakoodeja
Varakoodeja is a Finnish term that translates to "backup codes" or "recovery codes." These are typically sets of unique, one-time use codes provided by online services, applications, or devices as a security measure. They are designed to grant users access to their accounts or systems if they lose access to their primary authentication methods, such as a password or a two-factor authentication device.
The primary purpose of varakoodeja is to act as a fail-safe. For instance, if a user's phone
These codes are usually generated and displayed to the user once during the initial setup of an
The effectiveness of varakoodeja relies on their secure storage and the user's ability to access them when