Open JediPirateNinja opened 5 years ago
Update: This actually does work if Shields are disabled for associated Microsoft and Duo websites.
@JediPirateNinja is this still an issue? If so, which shield setting is causing the issue? Does it work if we Allow all cookies
@JediPirateNinja is this still an issue? If so, which shield setting is causing the issue? Does it work if we
Allow all cookies
@ryanbr I can confirm that this happens on version 80.0.3987.132 in our organization. As mentioned, disabling shields on:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/federation/redirecttoexternalprovider and: https://us.azureauth.duosecurity.com/authorization
solved the problem for me. Note that just disabling on the us.azureauth.duosecurity.com did not resolve the problem, I had to go back and disable it on the redirect site (it's essentially two redirects after typing in your credentials).
Can confirm this is an issue I am personally seeing. I had to manually visit those two sites, disabling shields, to be able to login.
OSX Version 1.8.95 Chromium: 81.0.4044.138 (Official Build) (64-bit)
this is still an issue with Version 1.10.97 Chromium: 83.0.4103.116 (Official Build) (64-bit)
i have tried manually visiting both sites and whitelisting them but i still get the Oops prompt
I'm on a macOS Catalina Version 10.15.7 w/ Intel i5 processor and the duo 2fa is not working for me either. I try to login to my G-suite account that requires Duo 2FA to log in by entering my email on my desktop web browser. Then I get an error message stating "This account cannot be accessed because your credentials were not verified"
Additionally, I tried on my iOS 14.3 iPhone 8 and I was able to get to the duo login page and authorized the log in via the DUO app. But when I got back to the browser, instead of logging in I was given the "This account cannot be accessed because your credentials were not verified" error page again.
However, I just followed @iamkilo 's suggestion and it worked! Thanks!
Description
Brave does not allow Duo authentication for sites using Azure AD login integration and Duo 2FA
Steps to Reproduce
Actual result:
Error
Correct behavior
Expected result:
Expected result (experienced on MS Edge) is a screen that shows Duo options to send a push, or an SMS. A push is sent to the user's Duo-configured mobile device and when acknowledged, the user is directed to the proper site, having authenticated.
Reproduces how often:
Happens every time.
Brave version (brave://version info)
78.0.3904.108
Other Additional Information: