Another 2AuthFactor support

[Geek]

I would love it if LastPass Authenticator was supported as a 2FA app on my cell phone. It is one of the strongest 2FA I've ever came across. Post comments below!

 

[morganjp]

Eh. Google Auth is good too. Although I support this for people who use LastPass.

Pros, easier.
Cons, possible central point of control if LastPass is hacked.

 

[E_Hos]

What's wrong with google

 

[Geek]

What's wrong with google

That is also true. Nothing is really "wrong" with google, I just prefer this as it works with LastPass.

 

[Ivain]

if it's not too difficult to implement, I'd say go right ahead.

 

[Geek]

if it's not too difficult to implement, I'd say go right ahead.

I wouldn't think it would be too hard, but I can certainly look into it. Not to mention it can never hurt to have more applications to choose from.[DOUBLEPOST=1470576090][/DOUBLEPOST]

Spoiler

LastPass Authenticator is a multifactor app for Android, iOS and Windows phone devices. It supports 3 ways to login:

*Time based 6 digit codes
*One-tap push notifications
*SMS 6 digit codes
LastPass Authenticator is also TOTP compliant, meaning it’s compatible with all apps and websites that support Google Authenticator like Facebook, Dropbox, Evernote, WordPress, and many more. That means you can conveniently manage two-factor authentication for multiple services, all from LastPass Authenticator.

I think this means that it works with Google Authenticator which is already implemented. Now, as I don't do websites, I wouldn't know, but this doesn't sound to hard to implement.

 

[Ajdin]

I wouldn't think it would be too hard, but I can certainly look into it. Not to mention it can never hurt to have more applications to choose from.[DOUBLEPOST=1470576090][/DOUBLEPOST]

Spoiler

LastPass Authenticator is a multifactor app for Android, iOS and Windows phone devices. It supports 3 ways to login:

*Time based 6 digit codes
*One-tap push notifications
*SMS 6 digit codes
LastPass Authenticator is also TOTP compliant, meaning it’s compatible with all apps and websites that support Google Authenticator like Facebook, Dropbox, Evernote, WordPress, and many more. That means you can conveniently manage two-factor authentication for multiple services, all from LastPass Authenticator.

I think this means that it works with Google Authenticator which is already implemented. Now, as I don't do websites, I wouldn't know, but this doesn't sound to hard to implement.

This ^

Google Auth works for LastPass too.

I personally use Authy and have it linked to my phone number.

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