Robert Abela

Today we are proud to announce the latest release of WP 2FA. This version introduces a number of new 2FA methods as well as several improvements and bug fixes. Find out more!

Two-factor authentication is simple as it is brilliant. Instead of just using a username and a password, you need to authenticate via a second factor.

Today marks a new chapter in WP 2FA’s story. We are starting with the launch of a website that is fully dedicated to WP 2FA. We aim to make wp2fa.io a primary WordPress 2FA resource that is information-rich and value-driven.

Today we are happy to announce update 1.7.0 of the WP 2FA plugin. It has already been one year and three months since we launched the plugin, and since then, we’ve learned a lot about how the plugin is used and how it should work to best serve our users’ needs. In this update, we focused on rewriting many parts of the plugin, which allow for better performance, design, and reliability.

It has been almost four months since we released the last update of the WP 2FA plugin. So naturally, today we are very excited to announce WP 2FA 1.6.0. Since the plugin is now used by more than 15,000 users, we are getting a lot of useful feedback. Because of the feedback, this update comes with a decent number of highly requested new features and performance improvements.

Today we are excited to announce update 1.5 of the WP 2FA plugin. The highlight of this update is the new fully responsive 2FA wizard and a much improved and efficient code. In this update we have also improved a lot of under the hood things. Let’s dive right in for a highlight of what’s new, improved and changed in this update of the WP 2FA plugin.

WP 2FA 1.4.2 comes with a good number of improvements. This update will benefit mostly those who want to setup two-factor authentication on a multisite network, or have multiple word user roles, such as shop manager in WooCommerce.

Many have chosen to use our WP 2FA plugin because you do not have to be a developer or a security ninja to enable and require 2FA on your website Our two-factor authentication plugin is dead easy to use. Today, we are taking it a step further; we are releasing an update in which we have added support for a number of 2FA apps. This means that users are no longer restricted to use only the Google Authenticator app.

The most highly requested WP 2FA feature we are asked for is to allow users to setup two-factor authentication from a website page. In eCommerce stores and membership / subscription websites users only have access to custom user profile pages, so it was not possible for them to setup 2FA.

Today we are excited to release WP 2FA update 1.2. In just a month, our easy-to-use two-factor authentication (2FA) plugin has been downloaded more than 1,000 times. It received very good reception, and many of you sent us feedback. Thank you for that.