I just changed jobs and when i got my new laptop my Evernote worked great for 5 days. Then Friday it started asking me for my google authenticator code, which has not worked in years since I switched phones. Usually there is an option to send a code via text, that is gone. In the midst of trying to figure this out my password no longer works so I cannot login on the web. luckily my phone is still logged in but without the authenticator and password I cannot deactivate 2-step authentication to get access on my laptop. do I hold out for Evernote support or is there another option?
Once you have access to your account you will need to either disable 2FA or set up one of the many authenticator apps. Google works but many recommened Authy. You choose whichever you want assuming you want the extra security. Usually it works best to disable 2FA then reenable with your new authenticator.
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Thank you for your recommendations agsteele. no I do not remember where I saved the google emergency codes. I went to google authenticator to get new codes and it gave me 10 of them, but they are all only 8 digit, not the 16 digit ones evernote is asking for. I cannot get to the security settings on my phone as it asks for the google authenticator info there as well. Now that I have tried this again, it has logged me out on my phone as well. So I now have no access. it was bound to happen.
When I try to log in to Lastpass it sends the usual push notification to the (new looking) authenticator app. I click on accept, but it never gets back to the computer, or to my phone and times out. Trying to open the authenticator itself it seems to have lost the configuration/data with the upgrade -- to restore the Authenticator from backup, I need to log into my Lastpass account which needs my 2FA ... circle of death.
After 14 hours (they call this 24x7 email support??) I finally got a response from lastpass support saying, on the MFA screen where you would normally enter the 6 digit code, to select Additional Multifactor Options then specify that I had lost my authenticator app.
Yes it's definitely a stupid design to have the backups depend on accessing a source you probably cannot access if you need the backups. I think once I get back in (eventually) I will look at moving to a different authenticator .. if I don't leave LastPass altogether. This complete lack of support is really not acceptable for such a critical application.
Sophos User1175 you can opt out all AV stuff on the new app. Of course this is bad for companies that push the app to mobile devices and only need the authenticator. I don't understand why they put it all together. Probably to monetize it at a later day.
I'm on iPhone X and tried to backup the authenticator items to cloud. The app asked to open the LastPass app after I clicked the backup button. Then I follow that and also face-authenticated and logged in to the app. However, it still prompted me to Select Account, which there's no button on the app I can select account. Please help. Thx!
I'm now trying on an android device for another account and it refuses to do a cloud backup even though all the steps seem to have finished properly. I uninstalled and reinstalled Lastpass Authenticator with no effect. I just get the "your authenticator accounts couldn't be saved to the cloud" error message repeatedly and it never enables. I've tried so many combinations of Lastpass app logged in/logged out, biometrics enabled/disabled, enabling/disabling the authenticator from the vault, and other tweaks to settings. Not sure what the magic combination is, but I've worked on this for a couple of hours now and can't get backups working.
Authenticators use two hooks, Authenticator.pre_spawn_start() andAuthenticator.post_spawn_stop(user, spawner)() to add pass additional state informationbetween the authenticator and a spawner. These hooks are typically used auth-relatedstartup, i.e. opening a PAM session, and auth-related cleanup, i.e. closing aPAM session.
Add your credential to the YubiKey with touch or NFC-enabled tap. Hardware-backed strong two-factor authentication raises the bar for security while delivering the convenience of an authenticator app.
Users switch phones often. With other authenticator apps, when a user has a new phone or OS upgrade, IT often needs to help reset the enrollment flow and support calls rack up costs.
The Yubico Authenticator app allows for user self-service to enroll multiple secrets across various services, making this a secure and efficient solution at scale.
For some unfathomable reason, of all the authenticator apps we checked out, only Google Authenticator provides an option to export tokens that are already created in the app and import them on another device.
I'm building an Eclipse plugin that talks to a REST interface which uses Basic Authentication. When the authentication fails I would like to popup my plugin's settings dialog and retry. Normally I could use the static Authenticator.setDefault() to setup an authenticator for all HttpURLConnection's for this, but since I am writing a plugin I don't want to overwrite Eclipse's default Authenticator (org.eclipse.ui.internal.net.auth);
Consistent with the guidelines outlined in NIST SP 800-63B, authenticators are required to use FIPS 140 validated cryptography. This helps federal agencies meet the requirements of Executive Order (EO) 14028 and healthcare organizations working with Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS).
If you are an existing user of the Battle.net app simply tap the Authenticator option from the side menu and click Enable.
Don't have access to the previous device?
If you no longer have access to your old device, you will need to click "Can't Log In" on the login screen. If you have phone notifications set up you can verify your identity through SMS verification to remove the old authenticator from your account allowing you to set up the authenticator in the Battle.net Mobile App. If you are unable to verify your account through SMS you will need to contact customer support for assistance with removing your old authenticator.
If you are an existing user of the Battle.net app simply tap the Authenticator option from the side menu and click Enable.
Don't have access to the previous device?
If you no longer have access to your old device, you will need to click "Can't Log In" on the login screen. If you have SMS set up you can verify your identity through SMS verification to remove the old authenticator from your account allowing you to set up the authenticator in the Battle.net Mobile App. If you are unable to verify your account through SMS you will need to contact customer support for assistance with removing your old authenticator.
I would like to know the possibility for integrating Google and Microsoft authenticator application for MFA in AUth0. Is it possible? If then it would be great if someone can provide the documentation for the same.
I have run into a problem with 2FA where the authenticator codes are not accepted by Etsy, they keep coming up as incorrect. I have to then use one of the backup codes to log in, which will only last so long before they run out.
I can't even turn off 2FA temporarily to sort things out so I can turn it back on eventually, as it has to be the code from the authenticator app. The app I use works for other websites where I have 2FA, Amazon, PayPal, etc, but it just does not work with Etsy, more to the point, Etsy does not recognise the 6 number codes from the 2FA app, even though it has in the past.
The mobile app is 2FA Authenticator (2FAS) from the Google Play Store and I have only ever used that authenticator app since I turned 2FA on for Etsy. I'm wondering if anyone else has run into a similar problem and if so, how did you fix it?
Google Authenticator is a software-based authenticator by Google. It implements multi-factor authentication services using the time-based one-time password (TOTP; specified in RFC 6238) and HMAC-based one-time password (HOTP; specified in RFC 4226), for authenticating users of software applications.[2]
If you already have a certified authenticator and made modifications, or are trying to obtain a Derivative certification, please refer to our Certification Maintenance and Updates page for the correct process to follow. Otherwise, please follow the steps below for Authenticator Certification.
The FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authenticator lets users authenticate with a security key or a biometric method, such as a fingerprint or face recognition. FIDO2 (WebAuthn) follows the FIDO2 Web Authentication (WebAuthn) standard. After you enable this authenticator, users can select it when they sign in to Okta or use it for extra authentication.
This authenticator provides several optional features to help you manage your FIDO2 (WebAuthn) implementation. You can search a list of authenticators that Okta works with to plan equipment purchases and designate which ones are allowed in your org. You can also create groups of authenticators and use them in policies, manage passkeys, and enroll FIDO2 security keys as part of onboarding users.
Search the list of authenticators to see which ones you can use with Okta, their type, FIPS compliance status, and hardware protection status. This list helps you identify which ones are compatible with your environment, identify those that provide the protection features you require, and comply with security standards. This list is provided by the FIDO Metadata Service.
Okta enables you to create groups of Okta-recognized FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authenticators and use them in policies. This simplifies the task of requiring your users to authenticate with specific FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authenticators when you create policies.
Passkeys enable WebAuthn credentials to be backed up and synchronized across devices. Passkeys use the strong key-based/non-phishable authentication model of FIDO2 (WebAuthn). However, they don't have some enterprise security features, such as device-bound keys and attestations, which are available with some FIDO2 (WebAuthn) authenticators. 006ab0faaa