Two-factor authentication: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:22, 13 October 2019

Two-factor authentication reduces the likelihood that unauthorized users are able to gain access to your account.

When using two-factor authentication, users will need their smartphone to sign in to their account, in addition to their username and password.

Logging in to the app with two-factor authentication enabled:

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+Two-factor authentication reduces the likelihood that unauthorized users are able to gain access to your account.
-|title = Two-factor authentication
-|titlemode = append
-|keywords =, 2-factor authentication, security
-|description = Two-factor authentication
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-<pre>
+When using two-factor authentication, users will need their smartphone to sign in to their account, in addition to their username and password.
-The translation of this page is done using machine translation technology.
-We apologize for any inaccuracies and errors.
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-Two-factor authentication reduces the possibility of access to an account for outsiders to a minimum.
-When using two-factor authentication for authorization in the account, not only the user name and password are required, but also the user's smartphone.
+*Enabling two-factor authentication
+*Enabling two-factor authentication for employees
+*Installing the mobile app
+*Registering an app with Planfix
+*Using single-use passwords
+*Using backup passwords
+Logging in to the app with two-factor authentication enabled:
+* App passwords
 * [[Enabling two-factor authentication mode]]
 * [[Enabling two-factor authentication for employees]]
 * [[Installing the mobile application]]
 * [[Registration of the application in the Planfix service]]
 * [[Using one-time passwords]]
 * [[Using backup passwords]]
 * [[Application passwords]]