2FA

[Ash]

Do you like to enable two-factor authentication for your website so that your user accounts are better protected? At Discussion Hub, we only force staff members to enable 2FA. I believe users are able to set it up if they want to but I haven't checked

 

[Demon_skeith]

I don't enforce it, not everyone likes it and I've seen where it can fail at times.

 

[PGen98]

I use it on all important accounts and all staff accounts.

 

[Ash]

I don't enforce it, not everyone likes it and I've seen where it can fail at times.

Wouldn't you be worried about the damage someone could do though if they gain access to one of your staff member's accounts?

 

[KO896]

I feel that all staff should have it enabled, but as far as members, no, not unless they truly want it.

 

[bestwriter]

This craze about 2FA begain I think when Cryptos were introduced in the market. Atleast that is where I came across them. I have had a tough time working on them. And now every one wants it.

 

[Cpvr]

Wouldn't you be worried about the damage someone could do though if they gain access to one of your staff member's accounts?

This is why daily and hourly backups are vital & very important.

If anything ever occurs, you can roll back your forum and use a backup.

 

[Jay™]

This is why daily and hourly backups are vital & very important.

 

[Ticaga's icon Ticaga Ticaga]

I like my staff to have 2FA enabled to ensure main accounts are protected. Users can enable it if they wish to, but if you force it on people, they won't use the forum / software again.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Do you like to enable two-factor authentication for your website so that your user accounts are better protected? At Discussion Hub, we only force staff members to enable 2FA. I believe users are able to set it up if they want to but I haven't checked

I enabled two-factor authentication for all my accounts on forums. I use Google authenticator for my 2FA. It's better to be safe than sorry.

 

[The Jason]

With forum administration, 2FA isn't needed probably with very strong passwords. However,with things like banking, 2FA is badly needed, along with strong passwords, due to identity theft.

 

[Cam's iconCam]

I wouldn't force everyone to do it, but it is something I use religiously. If it's an available feature on a site I'm on, I use it.

 

[Rustin Cohle]

Do you like to enable two-factor authentication for your website so that your user accounts are better protected? At Discussion Hub, we only force staff members to enable 2FA. I believe users are able to set it up if they want to but I haven't checked

No. Don't use at Conversations 2 and don't care for it unless forced to use it.