One-time password using PIN and Key
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Thanks @littlebobbytables. I did some more research to see what we are using with our application and it is MOTP (Mobile OTP). I found some more information on this at the following links:
http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/12279/mobile-otp-secure
I found the following info from the second link above...
"On the client side, the secret is split into two parts: a 64-bit secret which is held inside the device (what you have), and a 4-digit PIN that the user must enter every time (what you know). In this way, MOTP provides two-factor authentication. The device does not know the PIN, it blindly computes the authentication value from the supplied PIN each time.
A typical MOTP device has a keypad and a screen capable of displaying 6 digits, a processor with very low performance requirements (must be able to compute an MD5 of 20 bytes in the blink of an eye), a clock, and possibly some tamper resistance to protect the secret. There are single-purpose MOTP devices as well as implementations on mobile phones. On a single-purpose device, the device displays a 6-digit authentication code which is valid for a couple of minutes (3 minutes minus the time it takes from computing the authentication code on the client to the verification on the server, plus or minus the consequences of clock drift). On a mobile phone, the authentication code may either be displayed or directly used by the client application."
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Thanks for your help and for answering my question. I will use another app. Perhaps in the future, you might think of adding such a capability as I would love to do all of my authentication through 1Password. I've come to depend on it a lot!
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On behalf of littlebobbytables, you're very welcome! I don't know much about MOTP and if it's possible to support that in 1Password, but I can certainly let our developers know you'd be interested in that feature. Thanks for letting us know!
If you have more questions or need anything else, we're here for you. :)
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