Security Module Two-Factor Authentication - Google Authenticator

Security Module Two-Factor Authentication - Google Authenticator

Google Authenticator generates 2-step verification codes on your smartphone.

Two-Step Verification provides greater security for your account as it requires a second verification step at login. In addition to the password, you will need a code generated by the Google Authenticator app on your smartphone.

Configuração da API do Google Authenticator

1. Choose API option from Top Menu:


2.Choose the Google_authenticator option:


3.Fill in the given credentials:





Name
API name
Mode
API Availability Mode Created, at Project, User or Public level.
Gateway
API Option Used.
Domain
Application Domain to be executed.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in the Security Module

4.Create a security module and on the initial configuration screen choose the Authentication (2FA) option:

Choose the API created in the previous step and the two-factor authentication as shown in the image below.


5.Proceed with the default configuration of the security module and generate the source code normally

6.Download the Google Authenticator App on your Smartphone, the link can be found here or in your app store:

7.Run the application in Scriptcase and choose the option in the Authentication security menu:



8. A QR Code will be generated to be used in your application downloaded in step 6 of this documentation on your smartphone.

With the generated code, place it below the QR Code Below and click OK



9.In your application Choose the option to Read the QR Code, point to the Generated Code above and your key will be registered on Google.



10.When the Login is performed in your system created with the Security Module, it will be necessary to inform the code that will be in your application


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