Duo Mobile for BlackBerry 10<\/em><\/a> and is available to download on your device via BlackBerry World. The app is an Android port but functionality is not compromised in any way; I have used this app for about a month now and cannot fault it.<\/p>\nThe app supports native Duo Security <\/em>integration (I have my blog set-up this way) as well as standard 2FA tokens. For example, you can set-up tokens for Outlook.com (Hotmail), Dropbox, Amazon Web Services, Google and many more.<\/p>\nHow to configure the app to accept a new token<\/h2>\n\n- Download and open Duo Mobile on your BB10 device<\/li>\n
- Tap the ‘add’ icon on the top right (the little key with +)<\/li>\n
- Hit Other<\/em> if you want to add a standard token (basically anything other than a Duo Security integration)<\/li>\n
- Hit Scan Barcode<\/em> if you are prompted to do so on the website you are trying to set-up on your phone. Alternatively, enter your account name and key – again, all of this information will be given to you on the website.<\/li>\n
- Done!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Example setting up Dropbox to use 2FA on your BB10<\/h2>\n\n- Go to your account security page on Dropbox – https:\/\/www.dropbox.com\/account#security<\/li>\n
- Where it says Two-step verification <\/em>hit Enable<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Follow the instructions and when you are prompted with the question ‘How would you like to receive your security codes?<\/strong>‘ hit Use a mobile app<\/strong><\/strong><\/li>\n
- You will now be presented with a barcode to scan – launch the Duo Mobile app, tap the add icon, Other,<\/em> then select Scan Barcode<\/em><\/li>\n
- After you have scanned the barcode, you will be prompted with a token. Simply tap your account name on the app and enter the code in to Dropbox<\/li>\n
- Done! A nice and easy process which gives you the peace of mind of added security on your online accounts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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