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Administrative changes should be confirmed by an 2FA token instead of a password by default
Source: nextcloud/server#7288 · opened by @j-ed
Administrative changes should be confirmed by an 2FA token instead of a password by default: Expected behavior
If the twofactor_u2f app has been installed and an external U2F key has been registered all password confirmation dialogs should be replaced by an U2F key confirmation.
If the twofactor_u2f app has been installed and an external U2F key has been registered all password confirmation dialogs should be replaced by an U2F key confirmation.
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