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Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
Alright, so I found a way to make 1Password work for Blizzard's TOTPs. The TOTPs work well. * Generate a virtual authenticator serial number using the app from https://github.com/jleclanche/python-bna * With the app, you will receive an otpath url in the format:… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
@sebish: Likewise, thanks for getting back to me. :) You said earlier that you got locked out of your account. I would have a hard time calling that "working", even if it seems to "work" initially. :lol: I don't have any way of knowing. They don't share their methods publicly. If that changes in the future, it's possible… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
I understand completely, and it's something I've longed for for a long time: being able to keep everything login-related in 1Password. However, I will say that so far I'm liking Blizzard's new authentication approach. It's non-standard, and I'm not crazy about having to always have my phone with the Battle.net app handy,… -
Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
I would like to see the ability to have arbitrary-length One-Time password support added to 1Password. I have one One-Time password that 1Password doesn't support, namely the Blizzard Entertainment Battle.NET one-time password. I would like to see 1Password support such codes. They are usually eight digits in length… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
@trparky: That's pretty cool. Thank you! And while I expect we wouldn't want to reuse this code, it's a great reference. It's too bad that Blizzard doesn't provide the secret directly to users, as that would avoid any DMCA concerns. I suspect that this is partly because they want to continue to iterate on their… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
Deat brenty, that was a misunderstanding. I added this service's 2FA to 1password, because I got locked out with the blizzard authenticator after reinstalling my mobile. Everything worked fine with 1password. To make things short and including my newer findings: Users can add 2FA keys of 8 field length to 1password… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
Deat brenty, that was a misunderstanding. I added this service's 2FA to 1password, because I got locked out with the blizzard authenticator after resetting my mobile. Everything worked fine with 1password as soon as I got the code in it. To make things short and include my newer findings: Users can add 2FA keys of 8 field… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
The original thread I was talking about this issue in is located here. I'm making this new thread to document a bug that needs to be fixed in the Windows version of 1Password. Anyways, onto my bug report. It seems that the 1Password Windows version ignores the "digits" parameter in an OTPAUTH URL. Some services such as… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
Sorry to necro an old thread @brenty but I wanted to add an update to people who find this thread through google searches like I did. If you can get the otpauth URL for your authenticator(see the post @trparky made here) and add it to 1password then the new 1password 6 beta for Windows does generate the code correctly 100%… -
Re: Support for arbitrary-length One-Time Passwords
I did some experimentation with generating the One-Time Password using 1Password for my Battle.NET account. I put the data in as was exported from my other program into the account profile in 1Password. I then synced the data to my iPhone. Guess what... The 1Password app on my iPhone generates a 100% correct One-Time…
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