Two-factor authentication and the devices signed in to your account.
Your Taberna account controls where your money is sent, so it is worth locking down.
Everything here is under Account → Security, from the menu at the bottom of the
sidebar.
Two-factor authentication means signing in needs your password and a six-digit code
from your phone, so a stolen password is not enough on its own.
Press Enable 2FA. Taberna shows a QR code.
Scan it with an authenticator app — Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password, whichever
you use. If you cannot scan, the setup code is printed underneath to type in by hand.
Enter the six-digit code the app shows, and press Verify.
Taberna shows your backup codes. Save them somewhere safe now.
Scanning the setup code during two-factor setup.
The backup codes are shown once and cannot be retrieved afterwards. They are how
you get in if you lose your phone. Copy them into a password manager before pressing
Done.
From then on, signing in asks for a code after your password. Turning 2FA off asks for
your password to confirm.
The Active Sessions card lists every device signed in to your account, with its
browser, operating system and when it was last used. Your current device is marked
Active.Press Revoke on anything you do not recognise; it signs that device out immediately
and without asking twice. You cannot revoke the session you are using — sign out
normally for that.
There is no way to change your password, change your email address, or reset a forgotten
password from the dashboard. Email
support@taberna.io if you need any of them.
