HOTP and TOTP algorithms in Erlang

[Bryan Frimin]

Hello everyone,

I've published an Erlang implementation of the HOTP and the TOTP
algorithms[1]. It can be useful for everyone who needs to provides 2FA
to their users.

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

[1] https://github.com/exograd/erl-hotp

Regards,

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Bryan Frimin
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[Nelson Vides]

Hi Bryan,

That's some very cool functionality. But I must ask, how does this
package compares to the already existing https://github.com/yuce/pot?

Regards,

Nelson.


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[Bryan Frimin]

Hello Nelson,

> That's some very cool functionality. But I must ask, how does this
> package compares to the already existing https://github.com/yuce/pot?
The one I released uses a state you can easily save to validate the
TOTP/HOTP token instead of reconstructing validation parameters each
time. And it manages TOTP and HOTP URI generation.

Regards,

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