Logging in using Multi-factor Authentication (MFA)

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) enables a higher level of security when accessing JFrog applications. In addition to your credentials, you have to authenticate with a one-time password (OTP) generated by an additional authentication factor - the Google Authenticator application. This ensures that if a user's credentials have been compromised, the multi-factor authentication method prevents malicious users from gaining access to JFrog applications. To enable MFA in your JFrog subscription, see Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in MyJFrog.

MFA Enrollment - First Time Login with MFA Enabled

Once enabled, users logging in must enroll using the third-party authentication method by performing the following steps.

Log in to the JFrog Platform using your basic credentials.

You will then be prompted for the Google Authenticator application.
Download and install the Google Authenticator application on your mobile phone:
On your mobile phone, open the Google Authenticator App and choose to add an account.
Scan the QR code to register the JFrog Platform as a new authenticated application:
Click next once your JFrog Platform application was added to your mobile app.
Use the code from the Google Authenticator app to complete the enrollment process and log in.

Log in with Multi-factor Authentication

Log in to the JFrog Platform using your basic credentials.
Use the code from the Google Authenticator app to complete the login.