I've searched this forum, via Google search, and also Afri. Help - https://help.afrihost.com/topic/clientzone , but don't come across the info. I'm looking for.
Far as I'm aware, SMSs are the only way to receive OTPs from you at Afrihost ; much like some of the banks and other websites as well.
Is it possible for you at Afrihost to add additional two / 2nd step verification options for signing into the ClientZone, as SMS's are vulnerable, more so than any other way/s from what I understand. Like for eg., using Google Authenticator (that would be my preference) or even an option to send the OTPs to the email address signed in with or an alternative email address ?
If you get something like this sorted out on your platform, maybe you can get Axxess (part of your Co. group) to do so at the same time ?
Right now I (one) can log into my (their) Axxess account without even any two-step verification required.
I'd like to know if you at Afri. are willing to implement this, and if so, how soon ?
This was recently reported ; surely SA nos. also affected by this though they only list what were probably 3 of the biggest leaked nos. of countries involved ? Got me thinking about locking down my logins all over, using stronger authentication methods.
Far as I'm aware, SMSs are the only way to receive OTPs from you at Afrihost ; much like some of the banks and other websites as well.
Is it possible for you at Afrihost to add additional two / 2nd step verification options for signing into the ClientZone, as SMS's are vulnerable, more so than any other way/s from what I understand. Like for eg., using Google Authenticator (that would be my preference) or even an option to send the OTPs to the email address signed in with or an alternative email address ?
If you get something like this sorted out on your platform, maybe you can get Axxess (part of your Co. group) to do so at the same time ?
Right now I (one) can log into my (their) Axxess account without even any two-step verification required.
I'd like to know if you at Afri. are willing to implement this, and if so, how soon ?
This was recently reported ; surely SA nos. also affected by this though they only list what were probably 3 of the biggest leaked nos. of countries involved ? Got me thinking about locking down my logins all over, using stronger authentication methods.
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