Two factor authentication (2FA) is a great way to improve the security of user accounts in an application. It helps protect against common issues w...
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This is nice!
Yeah it is! And I hope to see it implemented more!
Hey, it was a nice read, you got my follow, keep writing!
Thanks very much!
Hi Phil. Does it still work normally for you?
I can't get it to work at all. With the JS code, with your component, with the sender being out of my contacts. The message arrives, but the auth dialog does not appear and, consequently, does not read the message. Weird...
Do you have the domain set up correctly in the SMS that you are sending?
Yes.
@domain.com #123
I`ve tried with your compenent also. Here is my test, if u dont mind to take a look whenever u want: terra.com.br/especial/dsv/form/otp...
Do you get errors in the console at all?
nothing at all....
Your code looks like it should work fine. I don't currently have an Android device to test it out, though I'm also not sure how you trigger the SMS for the form at that link.
What device/browser are you trying this on.
Im testing on android/chrome. Im also testing your component here: terra.com.br/especial/dsv/form/otp...
Sometimes I receive the permission dialog, sometimes not. Really weird.
Thanks good information (I just wish we won’t need it anymore). :)
I remember when I was implementing for the first time U2F and OTP using browser capabilities. It was so messy. I see in your article OTP is easier now, but what about U2F? Is it any better right now?
While implementing U2F uses the same
navigator.credentials.getandnavigator.credentials.createmethods, I do find that getting the right options to pass is a bit of a mess. There are just the base the methods though, so hopefully someone can build something that makes it easier while retaining the power of it. Especially as the public key credential is also the basis of passkeys, which have the potential to replace passwords.