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Enabling Two-Factor Authentication For Your Web Application Posted: Oct 23, 2017 11:19 AM
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It’s almost always a good idea to support two-factor authentication (2FA), especially for back-office systems. 2FA comes in many different forms, some of which include SMS, TOTP, or even hardware tokens. Enabling them requires a similar flow: The user goes to their profile page (skip this if you want to force 2fa upon registration) Clicks ...

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