Google Authenticator
Google Authenticator - generate secure codes in your browser. Fast, offline two-factor authentication for all your accounts.
Generate RSA SecurID Codes easily in your browser
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Setup instructions:
1. Generate an Android token. This can be done via the RSA Self Service Portal:
Click 'Request Token'
Choose 'Software Token' then 'Android'
Set and submit the PIN
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Thanks Adam. Two requests to make it complete: 1. Add how to generate an Android token in this page (`stoken export --v3` command[1] worked for me on WSL). 2. Add right mouse click context menu item to paste the generated token into an HTML input box Without those two features it's doesn't seem to be much needed to be installed alongside the desktop RSA Authenticator app, albeit always remaining an interesting JS port. Thanks again! [1]: https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/stoken/stoken.1.en.html