MFA mobile applications

To use MFA, you must have an MFA-capable authenticator app installed on your smartphone. This authenticator app is used to generate a time-based password that serves as your second form of authentication during CAS logins. This article provides of list of MFA-capable applications as well as download links.

Authenticator Apps

Authenticator apps are single-purpose apps intended only to generate MFA tokens.

• Authy – Android | iOS / iPadOS
• Google Authenticator – Android | iOS / iPadOS
• FreeOTP – Android | iOS / iPadOS
• LastPass Authenticator – Android | iOS / iPadOS
• Microsoft Authenticator – Android | iOS / iPadOS

Password Managers Supporting MFA

Password managers are multi-purpose apps intended to provide a secure vault in which to store other passwords while also providing other functions like random password generators, secure note storage, the ability to share passwords securely, and to sync passwords across devices. The password managers listed here also support generating MFA tokens and associating them with stored passwords.

• 1Password – Android | iOS / iPadOS (See 1Password KB: Use 1Password as an authenticator for sites with two-factor authentication)
• Bitwarden – Android | iOS / iPadOS (See Bitwarden KB article Bitwarden Authenticator (TOTP))
• Dashlane – Android | iOS / iPadOS (See Dashlane KB article Two-step verification by Dashlane)

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