Enable System-Wide Two Factor Authentication in Ubuntu/Debain

March 4, 2018 | Views: 2203

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Hello Everyone,

In this video, I show you how you can enable MFA on Ubuntu System-wide this installation will also work on any Debian based operating system.

The idea here is that you will have MFA enabled on your login, terminal, root prompt and anywhere that you would be asked for a password.

This may be a nuisance but is a way to increase the amount of security you put on say a root account or an account with elevated permissions.

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3 Comments

kevindmcginley
9:22 am on March 9, 2018

Good Stuff!
thanks for sharing Sean!

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ph4ntomp4rticle
9:05 pm on March 5, 2018

Cool, this was fun, I’ll check out blog out too!

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wilsonator1276
6:24 pm on March 5, 2018

excellent work!

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