Introducing 2FA with Google Authenticator and Node.js

With security breaches becoming more common and users password's becoming brute-forced, two-factor authentication is almost a necessity today. If you're running a website with some kind of account system, consider implementing 2FA. Google Authenticator gets you going in minutes!

Pre-requisites:
*Intermediate Javascript experience

My Setup:

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[spikeisback]

I've researched a little into this and it is a good system so its great your making a tutorial for this!

[samareshdas]

very simple, quick and effective. I didn't had to spend 30 mins. Thanks

[coldclimateoffgrid]

most concise tutorial I've watched - thanks

[vipuljha]

Thanks for providing perfect implementation

[nilanjanmajumder]

great video man nice explanation within a very short time

[ctchan]

awesome! curious about its mechanism, it bases on secret and current timestamp to generate token?

[Phyxu]

awesome video, to the point.
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[radedev]

So we need to store secret inside of datbase? How do we store it? Do we hash the secret?

[sknus]

Super simple to catch, nice work thanks you! +sub

[codingwithvasudev]

Thanks @Omnidev,
your video help full for me. I have use this example in my project.
It's working proper. so thanks

[thanigahaivel]

so for different user I need to generate a secret and store under their name in DB?

[try-bk]

my speakeasy and google authenticator codes are different what should I do

[codingcage]

Hi thank you very much clear and consie tutorial, but how doesit dynamically verify OTP which is generated by gauth app?

[yashgulati]

Helpful video.
Should we make a different secret for each user or what?

[ahmehhhd]

my bro it's ascii not a s c i i 😭

[UmairAli-ueof]

@Omnidev i try this package but token verify false