Solved Two Factor Authentication Scheme for Vivaldi.net Account
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@thomasp Oh. Thank you.
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I'm a new user of Vivaldi and I noticed this morning that I have an email account
Since emails is a security key point I'd also appreciate 2FA.The bug tracker is not public so any news on this request?
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I assume if there were updates they'd have been posted already, but I can't help myself - any word on this? MFA is such a critical security feature!
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So any word on 2 factor authentication? or least some kind of notification system whenever somebody logs into your Vivaldi Account? These are kind of essential these days.
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Still 2FA not implemented keeps us wondering what takes so long for this common feature nowadays? Is V not so concerned about security or 2FA really is vulnerable?
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@Gwen-Dragon Thank you for your Work towards letting the 'Public' know about 2FA. Me is also waiting for it to be available!
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I'm also waiting for 2FA / MFA before I depend on my Vivaldi account for anything serious. I'm watching this thread for any updates and would love to upvote the security request if I'm able to somehow.
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Yep, I would also like to add my +1 for 2fa to secure our Vivaldi accounts.
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This needs to happen. Soon. I am questioning the chance I am taking having any of my passwords sync'ed with no 2FA. I won't use Vivaldi for banking or my primary email due to this.
I Love this browser, however one breech and all the greatness is null and void - all the enjoyment of this otherwise better browser is wiped out with an order of magnitude more anguish.
I would contribute my coding abilities, except the only current language that I keep any proficiency is PHP - probably not very helpful...
Is there any other way I can help? I could track down and evaluate code libraries, although I doubt that would help much.
I could beta test and test and test. I'm the "better idiot" that proves nothing in completely "idiot proof"!
Other than existing security issues that come to light, I cannot see how anything else could be a higher priority.
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@earldaniels said in Two Factor Authentication Scheme for Vivaldi.net Account:
This needs to happen. Soon. I am questioning the chance I am taking having any of my passwords sync'ed with no 2FA. I won't use Vivaldi for banking or my primary email due to this.
Sync is actually the only thing that has two factor authentication already. There's vivaldi.net's password to access the account and then the decryption password to decrypt the information sent by sync.
Unless you configure Vivaldi to memorize both and not ask for them, of course, then all anyone else needs is access to your browser
(just like when you configure 2fa for your GMail acount but then set your phone or browser never to ask you for your password again - your back to 1fa: needing access to your device). -
@pauloaguia said in Two Factor Authentication Scheme for Vivaldi.net Account:
Sync is actually the only thing that has two factor authentication already. There's vivaldi.net's password to access the account and then the decryption password to decrypt the information sent by sync.
You misunderstand.
Vivaldi Sync does not have 2FA (Two Factor Authentication).The Vivaldi Sync server does not sent a decryption password to you. It sends encrypted sync data to your PC and uses the Sync encryption password (which is always stored local on your PC) to decrypt data locally.
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@doctorg said in Two Factor Authentication Scheme for Vivaldi.net Account:
The Vivaldi Sync server does not sent a decryption password to you. It sends encrypted sync data to your PC and uses the Sync encryption password (which is always stored local on your PC) to decrypt data locally.
You described my understanding perfectly
I never said Vivaldi sends you either of those passwords. I still think that this is 2FA - in this case, 2 "something you know"'s. But I'm always open to arguments otherwise
It's actually more 2FA than GMail, for instance, which uses "something you know" and then "something they send you"Maybe this article helps clarify 2 step validation vs 2 factor authentication? https://www.techradar.com/news/two-factor-authentication-vs-two-step-verification-youve-probably-missed-this-tiny-difference
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@pesala Merge the two, it is just you that work on Vivaldi that needs them to be separate, and you can get this with "groups" in Linux. The rest of the world is subject to Microsoft insecurity.
Give us UID with capabilities & roles, automount scripts for cloud services so we can contest the big ones, everyone can host their own cloud server, and with "tunnelling" this can be accessed from anywhere. Then, host our own security service. -
I really hope you guys implement multi factor authentication as soon as possible.
For a browser that has managed to be so popular among privacy enthusiasts, this feature is a must!
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Replying just to state that this should be a mandatory security feature nowadays, please consider implementing it asap.
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Agreeing with everyone above who have commented. This is a necessary feature
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https://2fa.directory/de/#other
told me to post here
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For me to start using Vivaldi services like mail or calendar 2FA is a must. Now it is a huge roadblock and seeing this not moving forward is a pain in my ass since I really really want to use it.
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I strikes me that Vivaldi is not very secure. Given the sync feature, if someone knows both the Vivaldi password and the encryption password, they would have access to ALL saved passwords via the sync feature. 2FA must be implemented to prevent this kind of breach. Until then I struggle to use Vivaldi fully.
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@kunjan Two Factor Authentication Scheme for Vivaldi.net Account is on the to do list at Vivaldi Team, that's why the title says Pipline. But it is not yet certain when Vivaldi Team will release this feature.
