Setup Secure SignIn On Your Synology NAS For Enhanced Login Security

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @basselaccount8677
    @basselaccount8677 3 года назад

    Again your videos are so goooooood very straight forward, I wish you 1 Million Subscribers

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  3 года назад

      Thanks for the feedback and glad the videos are helping!!

  • @jachencarl
    @jachencarl 3 года назад

    Thanks a lot Sir for this video including all necessary parts briefly enough. Encourages me to check your other videos as well.

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  3 года назад

      I'm glad the video was helpful for you. I hope you find my other videos helpful as well.

  • @cycledude_bcn
    @cycledude_bcn 2 года назад +2

    Great walk through!! I have a QUESTION here.. I haven't figured out how to enforce 2FA with pwd+hardware key alone. DSM requires me to set up the OTP (which I don't want to use since it's less secure as it can be stlen/replicated). does anyone have a solution or suggestion here?

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  2 года назад

      Hi Enriq, Thanks for the feedback on the video and I'm happy it walked through the setup process well.
      Regarding your question, enforcing 2FA with pwd+hardware key it is possible, but you need to specifically use https when setting that up. I'll look into creating a video on the setup process in the near future so please subscribe and look for the video shortly. Good luck and please share if you did figure things out already.

    • @cycledude_bcn
      @cycledude_bcn 2 года назад +1

      Thanks for the hint! I'll give it a try!!

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  2 года назад

      @@cycledude_bcn Good luck to you!!

  • @suleyman3500
    @suleyman3500 11 месяцев назад

    One question in regards to using Secure Sign In app for storing the OTP accounts for use with the 2FA. Currently the app only supports backups to Synology Account. Meaning the backup will be stored at Synology. I am wondering why it is not possible to make local NAS backup of the OTP accounts. Do you have any thoughts on this? Synology has not been able to provide me a meaningful answer.

  • @nixxblikka
    @nixxblikka Год назад +1

    Good video, do not understand why I have to enable external access for this…

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  Год назад +1

      @nixxblikka Thanks, glad the video was helpful. Regarding your question about external access, I made the assumption that viewers of this video are interested in using Secure Signin to access their Synology NAS remotely. I guess you could setup Secure Signin for local access as well?

    • @nixxblikka
      @nixxblikka Год назад +1

      @@digital_aloha na unfortunately not, you have to active external access... Maybe okay for the synology app, but why for a usb key?

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  Год назад +1

      @@nixxblikka Ahh, I thought you'll need to activate external access. Regarding the USB key, it is just another hardware security option that can be used.

    • @nixxblikka
      @nixxblikka Год назад +1

      @@digital_aloha Sorry if not being clear, I woudl love to use my Yubikey with DSM however you must activate external access, and I dont know why Synology made this decision :-) happy sunday

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  Год назад

      @@nixxblikka Got it 😀. I did misunderstand. Happy Sunday to you also!!

  • @crc_code
    @crc_code 3 года назад

    Perfect 👌
    Thank you

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  3 года назад +1

      You're welcome!! Glad the video was helpful!!

  • @unknowofverify
    @unknowofverify 2 года назад +1

    I have a question. If I am using passwordless login and the hacker already knows my password, can the hacker log in to dsm without two-factor authentication? If possible, login without password will be evaluated as very weak in security.

    • @forkless
      @forkless 2 года назад +1

      In fact you can not have passwordless login and two-factor login simultaneously. Ergo, when you have passwordless login enabled the login page will serve up the option for alternative login method that does not have the 2FA attached any longer.
      Which is a serious gaping security hole in my opinion, it was for at least for me reason enough to not use passwordless login altogether.

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  2 года назад

      Hi unknowofverify, forkless is right that you can't have passwordless login and two-factor login simultaneously. This reminds me of iOS's face id and MacOS touch id... You can use either of those options or use a password, but not both. Apparently there has been some thought that goes into passwordless/face id/touch id, but if it is possible I'd rather use two-factor authentication which is how I've setup my access to DSM (password and one-time key). Thanks for your great question!!

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  2 года назад

      Hi forkless, Thanks for your input and insight.

  • @ministratorful
    @ministratorful 2 года назад +1

    if you Can't Access Using Secure SignIn, check' Nas's Time =Your Phone Time.'

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  2 года назад

      @ministratorful Good question/comment!! In all cases your email address will be available as last resort where an emergency verification code could be sent.

  • @theloniousMac
    @theloniousMac Год назад

    It kinda sucks because it cannot be used with SMB.

    • @digital_aloha
      @digital_aloha  Год назад

      @theloniousMac Yeah, Secure SignIn is for signing in to DSM or other web based services. SMB doesn't have a 2-Factor Authentication or Secure SignIn option.