OTP app for Librem5

[rekotc]

Is there any available OTP app for Two-Factor Authentication that you currently use on your Librem5?

[amarok]

List of Apps that fit and function well [Post them here.]

OTPClient (flatpak): [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] [image] Very nice! EDIT: Not shown above (located under the + symbol): Scan using webcam Take screenshot Using a QR Code > From file, > From clipboard Manually

[Hristo]

Librem 5 2FA Authenticator App

Yesterday I tried the Yubico Authenticator App and it seems to me to be a very good solution for TOTP 2FA on Librem 5. You save the TOTP codes in a YubiKey (mine can save up to 28 accounts and comes with USB-C so that I can plug it directly to the Librem 5), so that the accounts are actually not on the Librem 5, but on the key. And you can store the accounts to the YubiKey not only from the Librem 5, but also from another phone (like Android for example) or from your PC. So if you have a probl…

Librem 5 2FA Authenticator App - Librem / Phones (Librem 5) - Purism community

[irvinewade]

@rekotc

Is there any available OTP app for Two-Factor Authentication

Be aware that not all 2FA scenarios use the standard TOTP or HOTP algorithms. So the first task is to understand what kind of OTP (if any!) is being used for 2FA.

[linmob]

@rekotc

Is there any available OTP app for Two-Factor Authentication that you currently use on your Librem5?

There are quite a few, actually: https://linuxphoneapps.org/categories/multi-factor-authentication/
I personally use OTPClient, and have heard good things about Numberstation.

[mathemagician]

If it helps, I’ve had more success importing QR codes with OTPClient compared to Gnome Authenticator.

[rekotc]

I was finally able to install and try OTPClient, and it works for my needs! Thanks everybody for your help

[irvinewade]

@mathemagician

I’ve had more success importing QR codes with

Do any of these OTP apps have a command line interface for importing an otpauth: “URL”?

If so, you could use zbarimg to convert the QR code into its text and then hopefully import from the command line. However if doing that, remember to shred any temporary files used.