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Better yet, check out Duo Security: https://www.duosecurity.com/ https://www.duosecurity.com/ It's free for individuals, and they even answer support emails ;)

Better yet, check out Duo Security: https://www.duosecurity.com/ https://www.duosecurity.com/ It's free for individuals, and they even answer support emails ;) (Undisclaimer: I have no interest in the company, just a fan)

tokenizerrr 13y ago
Very nice company, great android app, but unfortunately it doesn't have an approve/deny button right on the notification on android. That's the only think I miss.
- markstanislav 13y ago
  Thanks for the feedback, I've forward it on to our product and ux teams!
hung 13y ago
+1 for Duo. I actually wrote a Chef recipe for enabling 2-factor auth on Linux. https://github.com/hungtruong/chef-duo-unix https://github.com/hungtruong/chef-duo-unix It's my first recipe so feedback would be appreciated if you actually use it!
- markstanislav 13y ago
  Thanks again for releasing this, we're always excited to promote open-source work and release as much of our own as possible, https://github.com/duosecurity https://github.com/duosecurity
zobzu 13y ago
It looks pretty cumbersome to use with non-web apps. Either the app has support for it or.. According to the SSH screenshot you gotta choose the auth type, then enter the password or wait for auth. In every case their central server seems to have authority over the 2nd factor, too. Also, even the whitepaper is advertisement bullshit, no technical info. Is there any technical info anywhere?
- markstanislav 13y ago
  We're definitely focused on making integrations as easy as possible. Check out https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/authapi https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/authapi and https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/duoweb https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/duoweb for more on that. In terms of SSH, one of the features of Duo is that you can have many methods to authentication... push to phone, phone call, sms, yubikey, etc -- having that list allows you to pick how upon login. We're definitely a SaaS provider so going through us is part of our service -- this also allows us to handle things such as telephony needs, push notifications, etc. for customers. In terms of technical information, is there a specific feature or technology you're interested in knowing more about?

tokenizerrr 13y ago

Very nice company, great android app, but unfortunately it doesn't have an approve/deny button right on the notification on android. That's the only think I miss.

markstanislav 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I've forward it on to our product and ux teams!

hung 13y ago

+1 for Duo. I actually wrote a Chef recipe for enabling 2-factor auth on Linux. https://github.com/hungtruong/chef-duo-unix https://github.com/hungtruong/chef-duo-unix It's my first recipe so feedback would be appreciated if you actually use it!

markstanislav 13y ago
Thanks again for releasing this, we're always excited to promote open-source work and release as much of our own as possible, https://github.com/duosecurity https://github.com/duosecurity

zobzu 13y ago

It looks pretty cumbersome to use with non-web apps. Either the app has support for it or.. According to the SSH screenshot you gotta choose the auth type, then enter the password or wait for auth. In every case their central server seems to have authority over the 2nd factor, too. Also, even the whitepaper is advertisement bullshit, no technical info. Is there any technical info anywhere?

markstanislav 13y ago
We're definitely focused on making integrations as easy as possible. Check out https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/authapi https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/authapi and https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/duoweb https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/duoweb for more on that. In terms of SSH, one of the features of Duo is that you can have many methods to authentication... push to phone, phone call, sms, yubikey, etc -- having that list allows you to pick how upon login. We're definitely a SaaS provider so going through us is part of our service -- this also allows us to handle things such as telephony needs, push notifications, etc. for customers. In terms of technical information, is there a specific feature or technology you're interested in knowing more about?