2FA Security

Enterprise-grade security for your SVN repositories with Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) authentication that works seamlessly with your existing workflow.

Why 2FA Matters for SVN

Traditional SVN setups often rely solely on username and password authentication, leaving repositories vulnerable to breaches. With the increasing sophistication of cyber attacks and the critical nature of source code, two-factor authentication has become essential for protecting your intellectual property.

TOTP That Just Works

Our 2FA implementation uses Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP), the same standard used by Google Authenticator, Authy, and other popular authentication apps. This means:

  • No need to learn new tools or workflows
  • Works with your existing authenticator app

Security Without Friction

We understand that security shouldn't slow down development. Our 2FA implementation is designed to be:

Smart Session Management

Remembered devices and intelligent session timeouts reduce repeated authentication requests.

Multiple Device Support

Register multiple authenticator devices for backup access.

Enterprise-Ready Features

Our 2FA system includes enterprise features that organizations need:

  • Mandatory 2FA policies: Require 2FA for all users or specific roles
  • Audit logging: Complete audit trail of authentication events

Coming Soon

This feature is currently in active development. We're focusing on creating a 2FA experience that's both secure and developer-friendly. Expected features include:

  • QR code setup for easy authenticator app configuration
  • Integration SVN cli and Tortoise SVN
SVN 2FA Authentication Screenshot

Command line interface 2FA authentication • Click to enlarge

SVN 2FA Web Interface Screenshot

Web interface 2FA authentication • Click to enlarge

Screenshots showing SVN 2FA authentication using a custom build of SVN running the soon to be released serf user-defined-authn branch

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