two-factor-authentication-best-practices

Implement TOTP and OTP delivery for multi-factor authentication by configuring a server plugin with an issuer and a client-side plugin. This enables QR code setup, user verification, and one-time password delivery via email or SMS to secure sign-ins.

The best way to manage backup codes and trusted devices in a 2FA flow is to use a structured MFA pattern that handles recovery and revalidation during sign-in. This ensures users can regain access securely if their primary device is lost.

Set up an end-to-end 2FA sign-in flow for web and mobile apps by adding a twoFactor server plugin with an issuer and a client-side twoFactorClient. Apply necessary migrations to enable and verify MFA across your application.

Yes, enabling MFA onboarding for admin dashboards requires adding a twoFactor server plugin with an issuer and a client plugin. You also need to apply the necessary migrations to verify and secure user sign-ins.

Yes, you can use email or SMS one-time passwords instead of TOTP for two-factor authentication. This approach delivers one-time passwords for non-TOTP flows and provides a backup verification method to secure user accounts.