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Great news for anyone that doesn't care at all about protecting their SCM with MFA.
by justinwr 11y ago
Great news for anyone that doesn't care at all about protecting their SCM with MFA.
- iamcreasy 11y agoWhat's MFA?
- hayksaakian 11y agoit could be multi-factor-authentication/authorization but i don't know for sure
- JamesSwift 11y agoNot a concern for bitbucket since MFA is not supported, and there is no timeline to support it: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/5811/support-two-factor-authentication-bb-7016 https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/5811/support-two-fac...
- deanclatworthy 11y agoCouldn't agree more, and came here to say this also. I understand that they are driving forward with new features for developers, but security cannot be taken seriously enough when they are hosting organisation's private code. I cannot take them seriously until they add this feature.
- philjohn 11y agoI just don't get the reticence to implement it - I added 2FA to a customer facing app we produce in less than a week - and most of that time was coming up with a nice/pretty setup workflow to enable it on your account.
- deanclatworthy 11y agoFrom what I've read, it seems because of the complications of the global Atlassian accounts across multiple domains.