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So why is no one implementing a ssh two factor authentication around this?
by n1000 11y ago
So why is no one implementing a ssh two factor authentication around this?
- Tepix 11y agoYou're mistaken, this problem has already been solved as 10 seconds of Google-Fu have revealed.
- n1000 11y agoCould you share the insights of your research? I only found solution involving the Google API (as it was also discussed here some days ago).
- cornelinux 11y agoYou could use privacyIDEA, which is a two factor auth server and is also capable of sending SMS via HTTP gateways. BUT: You would rather want to use 2nd factors like HOTP or TOTP token or a yubikey.
- Tepix 11y agohttps://startpage.com/do/search?query=ssh+two+factor+sms https://startpage.com/do/search?query=ssh+two+factor+sms turns up Authy as the first hit.
- swiley 11y agoSMS isn't particularly secure. It's a little disturbing that some people use it for authentication.
- n1000 11y agoPlease tell my bank :) If you have an iphone it will even sync it back to your Mac for you :D
- ianlevesque 11y agoTOTP is superior, no chance of social engineering your phone company to redirect the messages.