LastSquirrelIT / MultiOneTimePassword-CredentialProvider

Aims to improve the overall security of the Windows logon process by adding 2FA Authentication. Uses multiOTP as authentication endpoint.
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issues with the howto #18

Open ovizii opened 8 years ago

ovizii commented 8 years ago

talking about this: https://github.com/LastSquirrelIT/MultiOneTimePassword-CredentialProvider/wiki/MultiOTP

Thanks, I would really love to use this but the instructions are incomplete :-(

p.s. will it work with the beta of MultiOTP?

wvrzel commented 8 years ago

You have to pass the -debug -display-log option. If you want to enable them permanently you can run

multiotp -config debug=1
multiotp -config display-log=1
khitrenovich commented 8 years ago

Also, it seems that in the recent MultiOTP version users are creates with PIN option turned on by default. So, better example would be

multiotp -debug -display-log -create -no-prefix-pin <user> TOTP <seed> 1234 6 30

Note that 6 and 30 at the end seem to be mandatory values de-facto.

TheDummyBjaze commented 7 years ago

https://github.com/LastSquirrelIT/MultiOneTimePassword-CredentialProvider/wiki/MultiOTP , in this link i have done everything what's written there, i guess the only problem is 160 bit Hex key, i tried to create a hex key with online converter but i think it is not working cus when i try to get result with token created by google authenticator, it says not correct . Can you provide a proper link for this ? for the 160 bit hex key

multiOTP commented 6 years ago

Hello,

Please note that we have enhanced this MultiOneTimePassword-CredentialProvider thanks to various contributors, and it's now available in the multiOTP project (https://github.com/multiOTP/multiOTPCredentialProvider). We will do enhancements in this fork.

Regards,