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- = Form Login + One-Time-Token Login MFA Sample
- This sample demonstrates Spring Security's support for multifactor authentication, specifically when using username/password and one-time-token as the two factors.
- [[usage]]
- == Usage
- To use the application, please run:
- [source,bash]
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- ./gradlew :bootRun
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- You can then navigate to http://localhost:8080 where you will be presented with the default page, showing both the login and ott forms.
- You can start with either; once authenticated, you'll be asked to give the other as well.
- === Username/Password Login
- The username/password is `user/password`.
- === One-Time-Token Login
- The username is `user`.
- After clicking the submission button, you will be redirected to a page where you can enter the code given.
- You can find the code in the logs like so:
- [source,bash]
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- ********************************************************
- Use this one-time token: 1319c31d-c5e0-4123-9b1f-3ffc34aba673
- ********************************************************
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- == Configuring
- There are three profiles in this sample; `default`, `custom-pages`, and `elevated-security`.
- `default` is the arrangement described in <<usage>>.
- `custom-pages` shows the same, but with a custom page for login and a custom page for one-time-token.
- This can be launched with:
- [source,bash]
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- ./gradlew :bootRun --args='spring.profiles.active=custom-pages'
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- `elevated-security` allows login with either, and will ask for one-time-token login for only the `/profile` page.
- This can be launched with:
- [source,bash]
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- ./gradlew :bootRun --args='spring.profiles.active=elevated-security'
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