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Missing Two-Factor Authentication #2
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It's on my TODO list - but its a bit more complex than adding it to Webmin, as I need a place to store per-user two-factor keys. |
That's great! Thanks, Jamie! |
Jamie, Usermin really is missing two factor authentication. You mean like, where to set up the keys? I think each user should be able to do it using Usermin itself? Probably having separate module which user is gonna have access to to do it. A key could be stored in home directory of each user? |
Hi, Was curious if this was going to be implemented soon? Thanks! |
+1 Would be great. |
It's on my todo list, but I haven't gotten to it yet. |
Awesome! Thank you Jamie! |
If you are using PAM (which I think is default now) you can use two factor authentication easily - without any changes to usermin. I am using this My password that I supply to webmin becomes "passwordNNNNNN", where NNNNNN is google code. (which changes every 30 seconds or so) Advantage is that it works even with SSH, FTP, POP, IMAP etc. |
I would also love this option in usermin! We are looking to roll this out to users. Having this feature will help us ensure we are following internal best practices. |
Huh, with that Google Authenticator PAM thingy, Usermin could make the UI more intuitive just by adding a new field for the code, and then appending it to the password when checking it against PAM. |
Is that PAM lib available in any OS repositories, yet? Asking people to install from source is messy. We could include a package in the Virtualmin repos, but for folks not using Virtualmin, it'd still be tough to deploy widely. |
It available in Arch linux repository. Fedora repo |
This type of authentication is fast becoming a standard......any sign of this being developed further? |
Missing this really. 2 factor and even more f2u are becoming standard fast. So fast I would consider it a security priority in development. |
Please do add this if you get the time. Looking to keep my home server safe!! Thanks for all the crazy great work so far. |
Jamie, could ypu please add
Two-Factor Authentication
to Usermin as well? It should be easy to do and straight forward, as it's big brother already has it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: