security:authentication
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security:authentication [2016/07/05 11:32] – [Two Factor Authentication] cedric | security:authentication [2016/07/05 13:28] – [Two Factor Authentication (2FA)] cedric | ||
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* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
- | * [[https:// | + | * [[https:// |
- | Do not store passwords in the browser. | + | Do not store passwords in the browser |
- | ====== Two Factor Authentication ====== | + | '' |
- | | + | ====== Two Factor Authentication (2FA) ====== |
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+ | Different methods: | ||
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+ | * specific application on your smarthpone or watch; | ||
* Google Authenticator; | * Google Authenticator; | ||
- | * YubiKey (my choice). | + | * YubiKey (my choice); |
+ | * and also backup codes. | ||
+ | With the YubiKey you will be able to: | ||
+ | * use the 2FA with services such as Google, GitLab, GitHub, Dropbox; | ||
+ | * generate One Time Password; | ||
+ | * unlock your smartphone; | ||
+ | * upload your GPG private key on it and then for example to protect your passwords store ('' |
security/authentication.txt · Last modified: 2016/07/06 08:16 by cedric