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At the moment we haven’t but I believe this should be possible with a custom passport authentication or else. |
@indiandragon, @flovilmart Guys you can see some link and library about implement 2FA in node.js in this issue: Maybe useful for someone. 😉 |
@mnlbox if we implement 2FA this is probably gonna go through a passport.js plugin as this project is already in used in the dashboard. |
@flovilmart is it possible to implement 2FA with cloud code and web-hook? |
You can implement your own login mechanism in front of the dashboard, independently of the dashboard |
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If you'd like to reopen this, I'm happy to work on it @TomWFox. |
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Maybe this can now be easily achieved with parse-community/parse-server#7079. |
🎉 This pull request has been released in version 3.3.0-alpha.1 |
🎉 This change has been released in version 3.3.0-beta.1 |
🎉 This change has been released in version 3.3.0 |
Hi team,
Have any of you implemented Two factor authentication (2FA) for Parse dashboard, it's very crucial that we have better security implemented for the dashboard.
Would love to hear any security augmentations you've made for your parse-dashboard.
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