Re: Alternative to Authy

On 27/7/24 09:43, Max Nikulin wrote: On 23/07/2024 09:16, jeremy ardley wrote: I use Google Authenticator as an option in pam to secure ssh connections. [...] NB. Google Authenticator does not use any Google cloud services. It is purely a local application on your machine. Do you mean rfc

Re: Alternative to Authy

On 23/07/2024 09:16, jeremy ardley wrote: I use Google Authenticator as an option in pam to secure ssh connections. [...] NB. Google Authenticator does not use any Google cloud services. It is purely a local application on your machine. Do you mean rfc6238 Time-based One-time Password (TOTP)

Re: Alternative to Authy

On 23/7/24 10:16, jeremy ardley wrote: I use Google Authenticator as an option in pam to secure ssh connections. It can be plugged into other services such as httpd and normal cli login. I expect Google authenticator also works on Windows. NB. Google Authenticator does not use any Google cl

Re: Alternative to Authy

On 23/7/24 09:11, Jeremy Andrews wrote: I switched to Ente Auth, it's working pretty well for me so far. On Mon, Jul 22, 2024, 19:40 Mick Ab > wrote: Now that Authy is no more, I am looking for a suitable replacement. I have a Debian Bullseye de

Re: Alternative to Authy

I switched to Ente Auth, it's working pretty well for me so far. On Mon, Jul 22, 2024, 19:40 Mick Ab wrote: > Now that Authy is no more, I am looking for a suitable replacement. I have > a Debian Bullseye desktop PC, using a CLI interface rather than a desktop > interface. > > Can anyone help wi

Alternative to Authy

Now that Authy is no more, I am looking for a suitable replacement. I have a Debian Bullseye desktop PC, using a CLI interface rather than a desktop interface. Can anyone help with this, please ? I also need to replace Authy on a Windows 11 laptop, so it would help if any suggestion could cope wi