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Informations about the package second-factor-auth

Second Factor Authentication for the Spryker Administration Interface

Installation

Once the module is installed, add the SecondFactorAuthorizationEventDispatcherPlugin to the EventDispatcherDependencyProvider::getEventDispatcherPlugins at the end of the array:

And add the SprykerUFirst namespace to the config_default.php

Enforcing 2FA

You can enforce second factor authentication for all admin users per environment. Add the following line to your config_default.php:

Add 2FA Status to the User Table

In order to see the 2FA status (enabled/disabled) on each user in the administration GUI, add the two table expander plugins to the UserDependencyProvider in your project space:

Add Reset 2FA column to the User Table

In order to see the Reset 2FA column with buttons to reset second factor authentification for each user in the administration GUI add the following line to your config_default.php:

If this column is enabled, we recomended allowing it to the highest permissions having roles by adding a rule:

Param Value
Bundle second-factor-auth
controller user
action unregister
type allow

Or if the entire second-factor-auth bundle allowed add this rule to the roles that should not be able to unregister other users.

Param Value
Bundle second-factor-auth
controller user
action unregister
type deny

All versions of second-factor-auth with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.3
spryker/security Version ^1.6.0
pragmarx/google2fa Version ^8.0
bacon/bacon-qr-code Version ^2.0
spryker/ramsey-uuid Version 1.0.0 || 2.0.0
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