It deserve 5 star
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It’s not a security plugin. Just give username in password type abcd hit login. Then type 2factor code. see magic happen. No need to password for login.I don’t want to argue. So I give 5 🌟. Be happy and run a buggy plugin. Thank you so much for helping me. Have a great day.Today I learned that if there is a problem there has to be a solution. Thanks @davidanderson for giving a great support and stay helping. Two Factor Authentication a free plugin for great security. Bad Guy stay away!
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@newoabp Or any other similar extension or tool that remembers passwords?
All you have to do to confirm the password that your browser is sending is to open the “Developer Tools” in your browser, and then read the password in the pay-load sent.
David
@newoabp I certainly do want to improve the plugin, and have no interest in saying that anybody is lying. Unfortunately, at this point, nobody can reproduce your problem (two people did manage to, we forensically traced the cause, and discovered that their web browser was automatically re-inserting their saved password).
So, I need your help and am eager to have it. Here is something to do:
1) Go to your WP login page.
2) Open the “Developer” tools (usually by pressing Control-Shift-J….. or right-click and choose the option from the menu).
In the “Developer” tools, go to the “Network” tab. Screenshot:
2) In the login page, type “wrong_password” as your password, and a TFA code.
3) If it logs you in, then, in the inspector, click on “wp-login.php”, and scroll down to “Form Data”. This will then show you what the browser sent, like so:
I should repeat that our plugin does not actually check the password, because WordPress core does that. The plugin only checks the TFA code. So, if we do find a problem with passwords, then it is something else in your setup. But I am happy to help you find it.
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