Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) on your npm account: {NAME}

You still do not have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled on your npm account. Hi, {NAME}! It looks like you still do not have two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled on your npm account. To enable 2FA, please follow instructions in our documentation at "[Configuring two-factor authentication](." Now an enhanced 2FA experience for your npm account. As we strive to secure your account, we have introduced a significantly updated 2FA experience for npm including: - Support for registering multiple second factors, such as security keys, biometric devices, and authentication applications - A new 2FA configuration menu to manage keys and recovery codes - Full CLI support for login and publish capabilities with physical security keys and biometric devices - Ability to view and regenerate recovery codes What is 2FA? 2FA is an extra layer of security used when logging in to websites or apps. With 2FA, you must log in with your username/password and provide another form of authentication that only you know or have access to. 2FA also protects package publishing. When you publish a package from the Command Line, you will be prompted to provide a generated token to do so. You can read more about the importance of 2FA [here](. Will enabling 2FA impact my CI/CD workflows? Don't worry, if you want to automate publishing in CI/CD, you can use an automation token to publish without 2FA. To create an automation token, please follow [the instructions found here](. npm is committed to [investing in the security of our ecosystem](. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to [reach out to the npm support team](. --------------------------------------------------------------- [Preferences](NAME}/profile) · [Terms]( · [Privacy]( · [Sign in to npm]( Sent with ❤ by npm. GitHub, Inc. 88 Colin P Kelly Jr Street San Francisco, CA 94107