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how to enable two factor authentication for confluence v4.1.6

Eda Prasad

I am planning to set up two-factor authentication to my confluence(wiki) application the version which we are using now. confluence 4.1.6

Is it possible to enable the two-factor authentication for v4.1.6? If not which version supports the two-factor authentication? We are using a server-based application not cloud.

So please guide me on this.

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Panos

Did you even bother to google it before asking?

First non ad hit from google returns this https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.syracom.confluence.plugins.securelogin/server/overview which is supported by atlassian and for versions Confluence Server 5.6.5 - 6.1.1

Davin Studer

Well, specifically Eda is asking for a solution for Confluence 4.1.6, not 5.6.5 ... which is probably why she asked the question here.

Panos

I understand that i am a bit aggressive and apologize for that. But to the question "If not which version supports the two-factor authentication?" the answer is 5.6.5-6.1.1 which is found just by googling.

Eda Prasad

Hi Panos,

I know that the two-factor authentication will work on confluence 5.6.5-6.1.1. But am asking about the v4.1.6 because am using v4.1.6

So please let me know is it possible to set up the two-factor authentication for wiki v4.1.6?

Alexander Kueken

Hi Eda,

Sorry, I didn't saw your question earlier. I am one of the product managers for the Secure Login. Sadly we can not fulfill your wish and support Confluence 4.1 with our plugin. Not only I am not sure if the plugin would be compatible with the old SDK version, we could also run into problems with old Java versions and other dependencies.

If you are concerned about security and I think you are, if you think about using 2FA for your installation, I really suggest you upgrade to a newer version of confluence first. Confluence 4.1 is over five years old now, and I am sure from security and stability perspective you really would get a benefit from the upgrade, even if I know such an upgrade is not trivial.

If you are going to upgrade and you are still interested in our plugin or you have questions, please fell free to reach out to me.

Regards,
Alexander

Prasad Andrews

@Alexander Kueken

Hi Alex,

I have successfully upgraded my confluence from v4.1.6 to v6.2.2
And I have installed your plugin Secure Login in the test environment.
It looks good.
But here the issue is We have people without smartphones who need access and we need a solution that is not dependent on smartphones.
So we are looking for OTP.Could you please help me on this?
Is it possible to use OTP with your secure login plugin?

Regards,
Eda

Alexander Kueken

Dear Andy

Besides the usage of an authenticator app on a smartphone, there are two alternatives, which work together with Secure Login.

First is the Yubikey. It is a special USB hardware token, which supports the TOTP protocol, used by our plugin. For more information about this alternative, please take a look at your blog post "Using Secure Login with Yubikey". You can find the article here:

Another alternative is "Authy Desktop". Authy is a well-known authenticator on mobile devices. But they offer a desktop version as well. Sadly the usage is limited the Google Chrome Browser because it is a Chrome plugin. More information you can find on the Authy Website or the Google Chrome Store.