Difference between revisions of "Two Factor Authentication"

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WHMCS offers three forums of Two-Factor Authentication as of WHMCS v5.2
 
WHMCS offers three forums of Two-Factor Authentication as of WHMCS v5.2
 
=DuoSecurity=
 
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Once activated activation for each individual user is done in the "My Account" tab.
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=Time Based One-Time Passwords=
 
=Time Based One-Time Passwords=
 
Time Based One-Time passwords requires downloading an OATH application onto your smartphone or tablet, and optionally a bar-code reader.  
 
Time Based One-Time passwords requires downloading an OATH application onto your smartphone or tablet, and optionally a bar-code reader.  
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Additionally, a backup code is presented which should be stored in the event that your smartphone or tablet is not accessible and you wish to gain access into WHMCS.
 
Additionally, a backup code is presented which should be stored in the event that your smartphone or tablet is not accessible and you wish to gain access into WHMCS.
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=YubiKey=
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YubiKey creates a one time password stored within a USB drive that acts as a keyboard to your computer.

Revision as of 19:37, 12 March 2013

Intro

WHMCS offers three forums of Two-Factor Authentication as of WHMCS v5.2

DuoSecurity

Once activated activation for each individual user is done in the "My Account" tab.

Time Based One-Time Passwords

Time Based One-Time passwords requires downloading an OATH application onto your smartphone or tablet, and optionally a bar-code reader.

Once activated a pop-up screen will present a QR code, with optional manual code to enter into your smartphone or tablet. Once scanned or entered, a time based one time password will appear within your OATH application providing the second form of verification used to log in.

Additionally, a backup code is presented which should be stored in the event that your smartphone or tablet is not accessible and you wish to gain access into WHMCS.

YubiKey

YubiKey creates a one time password stored within a USB drive that acts as a keyboard to your computer.