If possible, instead of sharing logins, set up sub accounts. FMTC also has our Slack team locked such that only someone with an FMTC email can join. Make sure your Slack team is secured before implementing this method. While this set-up is not as secure as the SMS message going to a phone, if you’re sharing logins then sending the 2-factor code to a Twitter channel is better than not having the second authentication measure at all. To visualize the final flow of this process: Once you connect your Slack account, choose the channel and fill in the form. Your action is up to you, but I’m sending the code to a Slack channel. Zapier will see the message and you can continue. Now, Zapier is waiting for the hook to be triggered so send a text message to your Twilio number (just use your phone – send a “test” message). The next screen asks “Pick off a Child Key” – leave this blank and continue again. Configure the number so that when a message comes in, it posts to the webhook given by Zapier. Now head over to Twilio and buy a phone number. When you create your Webhook Trigger, copy the URL of your hook (). The Trigger is Catching a Webhook and the Action is going to be sending a Channel Message on Slack.
Twilio, to catch the text message and do something with it.įirst, create a new Zap in Zapier.As long as there’s a Zapier Action for this service, you’ll be OK. Somewhere where all of your programmers (or individuals on this list) can access.A tool / service to securely share the password.And you have an account somewhere is the email address on file. Let’s say we have set up as a email group / mailing list for all of your programmers. We have had this problem at FMTC, but I recently installed this solution:
But if you’re sharing a login with someone, there isn’t an easy way to properly secure your account. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.Ģ-Factor (or Multi-Factor) Authentication (MFA) is a must for many applications.
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