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Two-factor SSH authentication via Google secures Linux logins

Last week’s TechMail was Two-factor SSH authentication via Google secures Linux logins which talks about using Google two-factor authentication with SSH (and PAM in general). I really like it and it works quite well although the comments in the TechMail indicate another option called Duo for two-factor authentication that sounds really interesting as well.

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Published

Jun 25, 2011

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Linux

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  • pam 1
  • security 46
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