two-factor | Two factor authentication | Authentication library

I got this to work by changing my queue connection to 'sync'. So the problem was because my queue connection was previously 'database'. I was using this and running a queue worker. So my question should be how to get toArray method to work when queue connection is set to database.

UPDATE: There's no issue here, all I needed to do was stop and restart the queue worker after my code changes.

You're trying to create a user associated with a new TwoFa instance that has the same primary key value.
If you indicate include in create that means you want to create a user along with a TwoFa record and that's not what you want to get.
If you just want to create a TwoFa record and associate it with an existing user then just indicate UserId without include option:

Ever since google deprecated Less secure apps, you'll have to use an "App Password" https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en

P.S. This requires 2-factor authentication enabled for your google account.

You need to update the middleware from the tutorial in order to only redirect to 2fa index if the logged user has is_two_step_authorization on. Of course you may need other checks, or to ensure that the user is logged in and so on, but just for this specific usecase, this line of code should do the trick.

app/Http/Middleware/Check2FA.php

We worked with Microsoft support directly and they found an issue with the client libraries, namely the MSOLAP. New versions were posted to the site:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/analysis-services/client-libraries?view=asallproducts-allversions

We tested and all is well now.

Try this: In your app/http/kernel.php add the following command

Not sure what was wrong, but you could follow this procedure to check if this actually works.

Basically, what you have done is correct this is how you could find the bug.

1. Instead of writing that line on FortifyServiceProvider, write it on AppServiceProvider's boot method.

2. If it works,(and should be), you should confirm if you set up the Fortify correctly, you should go through each of those lines on docs, to check if you miss something. https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/fortify

3. In case, if you want to narrow this down, I am not sure if you have included App\Providers\FortifyServiceProvider::class, this on your config/app. So, it is never firing FortifyServiceProvider, to confirm, you could write dd('hit'), on FortifyServiceProvider's boot method.

Please, check and let me know your findings.

You need to call PasswordSignInAsync first. If user requires Two Factor Authetnication special cookie will be set which will be used by GetTwoFactorAuthenticationUserAsync

1. Sign in to your GitHub account.
2. Click your profile picture in the top right of the screen.
3. Select Settings
4. In the left panel, select Security
5. Click Enable two-factor authentification
6. Choose the method of you want to receive one-time passwords, Set up by using an app or Set up using SMS

1. Sign in to your GitHub account.
2. Click your profile picture in the top right of the screen.
3. Select Settings
4. In the left panel, select Security
5. To the right of "Security keys", click Add.
6. Insert your YubiKey into USB port.
7. In the Security keys section, click Register new device.
8. Type a nickname for your YubiKey, then click Add.
9. Wait your YubiKey to begin flashing, then tap the gold button or edge.

For more information: https://yubikey.com.ua/en/using-yubikey-with-github/