What is 2FA/MFA?
For modern digital life, it’s hard to avoid Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)/Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). You may see the term 2FA and/or MFA though both apply to authentication, which is the act of verifying a user can access a website, application, or service.
At minimum you need a username or email as sign in credentials, and you need something else:
you (biometrics)
thing (hard or soft token)
and, something you know (password).
The most common MFA is when a user logs into an app they are prompted to check their email or SMS for a code. This code should be a OTP - one-time password/passcode.
Use 2FA/MFA in your build process
First are you using GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket to host your code?
Enable 2FA/MFA on your account.
Enable verified commits for your developer laptop/environment.
Verified Commits
Next week, I’ll show you how to enable verified commits for your developer environment…because even Big Tech makes mistakes. 😳
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