Configure Drupal Two-factor Authentication ( Hardware Token / Yubikey )

Setup Hardware Token method with Drupal 2FA module. This guide will help you to configure Hardware Token (YubiKey/U2F) as Two Factor Authentication ( 2FA ) method for your Drupal site. Drupal 2FA module will add a second layer of authentication to your Drupal account to increase the security of your site from unwanted hacks and unauthorized login attempts.
The Google Authenticator / 2 Factor Authentication - 2FA module is available for Drupal 7, Drupal 8 and Drupal 9. The upcoming major Drupal releases i.e. Drupal 10 will also be supported.

If you have any doubts or queries, you can contact us at drupalsupport@xecurify.com. We will help you to configure the module. If you want, we can also schedule an online meeting to help you configure the Drupal 2FA ( Two-Factor Authentication ) module.

Setup Video Hardware Token (YubiKey) method with Drupal 2FA

You can refer the steps to configure Hardware Token ( YubiKey ) method with the Drupal 2FA module from the video or documentation given below:

Steps to configure YubiKey Hardware Token method with Drupal Two-Factor Authentication ( 2FA ) module:

1.Configure Yubikey Hardware Token 2FA method

• Register/Login with miniOrange.

• Navigate to Setup Two-Factor tab. Select Yubikey Hardware Token and click on the Configure link.

• Insert the Yubikey in the USB port. Touch the button to enter the Hardware Token One Time Passcode.

• You have successfully Configured Yubikey Hardware Token 2FA method.

2. Try login using miniOrange 2-Factor module ( Yubikey Hardware Token )

• Once you complete the Yubikey Hardware Token setup, open a new browser/private window, and login into your Drupal site. You will be asked to authenticate your identity using the Yubikey Hardware Token (2FA) method.