Email TFA
This module adds an extra layer of security to your site by implementing Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) through email. When a user attempts to log in, a verification code is sent to their registered email address, requiring them to enter it to gain access. This helps prevent unauthorized access even if a user's password is compromised.
This module enables Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) via email. It utilizes the user's registered email to send a verification code each time they attempt to log in. This adds an extra layer of security to your site by ensuring only authorized users can access their accounts.
Features:
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Two-Factor Authentication:
Requires an additional verification step using a one-time password sent to the user's email.
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Configurable Settings:
Admins can globally enable TFA for all users or allow users to activate it individually via their profiles.
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Security Enhancement:
Prevents unauthorized access even if the user's password is compromised.
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Event Log:
Tracks events related to the module, providing detailed logs for better monitoring and debugging.
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Developer Mode:
Displays the verification code at the top of the page (for development and testing purposes only).
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Compatibility:
Supports Drupal 10 and 11 (version 3.x). For Drupal 9 support, use version 2.x.
Requirements:
- Ensure that your site is configured to send emails properly.
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Important Note:
Activating this module will log out all currently logged-in users, including the user who activates it.
Configuration:
- Navigate to
Configuration » People » Email TFA Settings - Select "Active" to enable the module.
- Choose between two modes:
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Globally Enabled:
TFA is mandatory for all users (with optional exclusions).
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Users Optionally Enable:
TFA is optional, and users can activate it via their profile settings.
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