Non-TOTP TFA and the Watchtower check
Yesterday, I was rectifying the logins listed under Watchtower → Two-Factor Authentication and spotted a few ways that this process can be improved. One other is at https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/115669/keep-watchtower-tfa-login-on-screen/p1?new=1
There are some accounts which:
1. Don't actually allow you to set up TOTP MFA, such as Wikipedia (that I could find).
2. Allow you to **only **have non-TOTP MFA (FIDO2 security keys, for example) set up, such as Namecheap.
3. Use a different authentication system on subdomains which don't support TOTP MFA, such as Namecheap's helpdesk (https://support.namecheap.com/).
With this in mind, it would be useful if we could exclude and/or define non-TOTP MFA methods for logins so that they don't incorrectly appear in Watchtower.
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Hi @mythofechelon!
With this in mind, it would be useful if we could exclude and/or define non-TOTP MFA methods for logins so that they don't incorrectly appear in Watchtower.
You can manually remove a Login item from that section of Watchtower if you add the 2fa tag to the item ;)
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Aha! So you can! Thanks @ag_ana!
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You are welcome @mythofechelon! I am glad I could help :)
If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out anytime.
Have a wonderful day :)
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