How to set up 2FA for Linux desktop logins for added security
ZDNETBy design, Linux is about as secure an operating system as you’ll find. However, that level of security doesn’t mean there aren’t steps you can take to make it more secure.One thing you can do is enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for desktop logins. With this feature added to the process, you tap a six-digit code you retrieve from an authenticator app on your phone to log in to services and your user password.Also: The best VPN services (and how to choose the right one for you)Believe it or not, 2FA is pretty easy to set up. I would suggest, however, that you try this approach on a test machine. You do not want to get locked out of your main desktop, because, should that happen, it can be a nightmare to resolve.With that said, let me show you how to set up 2FA. More