Twilio's 2FA account security feature is powered by Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP), a common method for generating expiring verification codes. This guide explains the TOTP authenticator app requirements, and how to setup Twilio 2FA. For Twilio accounts, this would include your standard login credentials (email address and password), as well as a randomized verification code sent to your phone (via a call, SMS message, or a TOTP authentication app). Request 2: please make the Copy TOTP option only show when there's a TOTP secret configured.Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security feature that requires you, the user, to provide two means of identification in order to access your account. Or alternatively, greyed out or had a similar visual indicator it wasn't configured. The problem could readily be solved if the 'Copy TOTP' option (and 'Fill TOTP' suggestion above) only displayed when there was a TOTP token to copy. It then takes a moment to realise what's happened and that I actually need to go to my phone. If I have a token in my clipboard from the last login and then click it again for the next, I still have the wrong token.

Worse, clicking on it with no secret does nothing.

It is sometimes hard to remember which is where.Īt the moment LastPass always shows the 'Copy TOTP' option even when no secret is configured. For personal accounts, it is in my authenticator app on my phone. For shared corporate accounts, the secret is in LastPass so it can be shard with other users. I use the LastPass TOTP functionality and an authenticator app interchangeably. Request 1: please add a 'Fill TOTP' and/or 'Copy TOTP' option to the context menu in Chrome.

That's a lot of extra movement and steps that could be avoided by simply including it in the context menu. Instead, I have to move my mouse all the way up to the top right of the window, select it from the extension's menu, and return to paste it. However, if the site uses TOTP as a second factor, there's no option to paste the TOTP token from the context menu. This is very convenient because it keeps my mouse pointer right near where the UI designer intended it, and makes it easy to click the next button. When logging into a site in Chrome, it is possible to fill the username and password fields by right-clicking and selecting from the context menu.

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