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Choose 2FA plugin #27
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My go-to Authy is gone — we'd have to build our own plugin to integrate with their API and they only allow 100 check-ins for free, with no open-source program. Checked out https://wordpress.org/plugins/keyy (recommended by someone who previously used the Authy plugin) which looks cool, but after reading through the support forum, their mobile apps cause issues which is a non-starter for us. We need this to be as simple and painless as possible — not constantly apologizing for bugs and saying go download the new version. So that leaves https://wordpress.org/plugins/two-factor-authentication/. I saw a nice flow recently that worked like this:
for us:
I'm also thinking that we don't really care about pwd, because then we'll need to help people get setup with a password manager. We'll also need to have a plan for people who lose phone or codes. |
@naomicbush I use https://wordpress.org/plugins/two-factor/ on my website and it works great. I use it with Authy. |
@wpscholar ooo, I like that one a lot better. Going to test it out. It didn't come up in my search because "2FA" or "two-factor authentication" or "two factor authentication" is nowhere on the page 😕 |
@wpscholar looks like it's going to require some modification before it's usable for us.
Looks like there are issues or PRs open for all of those, but the authors don't have any time to work on them |
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