Use MFA
Introduction to 2FA
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a kind of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
2FA typically uses the Time-based One-Time Password Algorithm (TOTP) for authentication. If the value generated on the user’s device matches the value computed on the server within an acceptable time window, the verification passes.
This algorithm does not require internet connectivity or client-server interaction during code generation, making it more secure than SMS-based verification (which can be intercepted).
Scope
BladePipe 2FA is primarily used in the login process of BladePipe Enterprise.
After entering the correct username/password or verification code, if MFA is enabled, users must enter the 6-digit code generated by an authenticator app for a second verification.
MFA settings can be configured separately for primary account and sub-accounts. Supported authenticator apps include Microsoft Authenticator and Google Authenticator.
Enable MFA
- Log in to the BladePipe Console.
- Go to Settings > Profile > Security.
- Click Set Up, then scan the QR code using your authenticator app. A BladePipe item will appear in the app.
- Enter the latest 6-digit code and confirm. MFA is now enabled.
Use MFA
- Log in to the BladePipe Console by entering your username and password, then click Sign in.
- Open your authenticator app, find BladePipe, and enter the 6-digit code.
Step 2 has a 120-second timeout limit. If it times out, return to the login page and re-enter your username and password.