In this quick guide, you will see, how to enable the 2-Factor authentication on Ubuntu.This guide can also be used on its derivatives.
Before we start, let’s recap. “What is two-factor authentication?” Simply put, it’s an extra layer of protection that you can be put on things that have passwords so that you are required to provide a time-based token for authentication addition to the password. Now, let’s set it up on Ubuntu.
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