Support for SHA512 for OTP tokens

FleBeling

Hi,

is there a possiblity to add SHA512 secrets as OTP tokens? It seems when I add the OTP secret to a login 1Password seems to interpret it as a standard SHA1 secret and hence generates wrongs tokens.

If I am mistaken, I am sorry for stating this wrong. As I tried to look this up, I did not find any way to specify the secret hash.

Thank you and with kind regards,
Flo

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Extension Version: 2.3.8
OS Version: Windows 10
Browser: Firefox 106.0.5

rudy

@FleBeling,

Are you just putting in the raw secret?

If you follow the spec defined here: https://github.com/google/google-authenticator/wiki/Key-Uri-Format

you should definitely be able to generate a code if you put a value in the OTP field that has the form otpauth://totp?secret=yoursecrethere&algorithm=SHA512

FleBeling

@rudy,

thank you for the specs. I did not know that 1Password inserts the OTP as an URI - error on my part.

With the specified URI format, 1Password generates the correct OTPs now :)

Thanks again and with kind regards,
Flo

Dave_1P

@FleBeling

I'm happy that Rudy was able to help. 🙂

-Dave