Two-Factor Authentication by email, using user registered email to send a verification code to user's email every time the user try to login to your siue. Requirements: Make sure your site sends emails out. WARNING: After you enable the module you will need to activate it via module settings but keep in mind that all logged-in users will be logged-out including the user just activate the module. Configuration: Go to configuration » people » Email TFA Settings. Select Active to activate module and there will be 2 pathways for this module.

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This project is part of the Drupal Social Initiative and is based on the Social API. Social Auth is part of the Social API. It provides a common interface for creating modules related to user authentication using accounts from external providers. Social Auth is not only about logging users in; you can use its API to make calls to a provider and get data or do any kind of cool things with it (aka HTTP requests). Don't believe us? Take a look at this example. Updates in 2.x/3.x version An important aspect is that Social Auth now has its own content entity, so data can be stored in database.