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Two-factor authentication adds an additional layer of security to your Zimbra login.
Thanks to a third-party authenticator such as Google Authenticator Zimbra users are now required to enter a randomly generated code.


Features:

- Integrated with Zimbra Webclient UI
- Includes QR support
- Basic 2FA
- Email 2FA
- Trusted devices
- Application specific passwords
- Scratch codes
- Network Edition binary compatibility upgrade

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A) You can find more information and releases at:

- Github repo
- Zeta Alliance Gallery page
- Latest release is v0.9.4

B) Admin Zimlet translations are welcome at Pull requests page.

C) Please note that for Zimbra 8.8.15, Zimbra 9.0.0 and Zimbra 10.0.x you can use zimbra-maldua-2fa v0.8.0.

Two-factor authentication adds an additional layer of security to your Zimbra login.
Thanks to a third-party authenticator such as Google Authenticator Zimbra users are now required to enter a randomly generated code.

Maldua's Zimbra 2FA v0.9.5 has been released.

Features:

- Integrated with Zimbra Webclient UI
- Includes QR support
- Basic 2FA
- Email 2FA
- Trusted devices
- Application specific passwords
- Scratch codes
- Network Edition binary compatibility upgrade

Changelog:

- Enabling App 2FA after enabling Email 2FA now works as expected.

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A) You can find more information and releases at:

- Github repo
- Zeta Alliance Gallery page
- Latest release is v0.9.5

B) Admin Zimlet translations are welcome at Pull requests page.

C) Please note that for Zimbra 8.8.15, Zimbra 9.0.0 and Zimbra 10.0.x you can use zimbra-maldua-2fa v0.8.0.

As you might know if you were using a Z-Push ActiveSync server linked to your ZCS FOSS you couldn't authenticate via ActiveSync neither with your usual password nor with an Application passcode.

Well, now thanks to Maldua's Zimbra ActiveSync Auth once you enable 2FA for an account you can authenticate using an Application passcode.