Lamar will introduce Duo's more secure PUSH-based login process, Verified PUSH.
Currently, when you log into a Lamar application or a service protected with Duo using a browser or specific client applications, you are presented with a Duo prompt. At this time, a PUSH notification (Standard PUSH) is sent to the Duo Mobile app for confirmation of your login as a second factor.
While a Standard PUSH is effective in most circumstances, threat actors are slowly experimenting and developing techniques to nullify the security Standard PUSH offers.
To combat these emergent techniques, Verified PUSH will require a dynamic 6-digit code only visible to you to be entered into the DUO Mobile App. This subtle change makes it harder for threat actors to compromise accounts across campus.
Other than using the latest Duo mobile app, no additional action is required on your part.
You'll notice that the Duo verification will show you a 6-digit code in addition to location information in tNhe standard process. Other than this change, all other experiences remain the same.
NOTE: The new Verified PUSH will not affect the VPN logins or the use of SMS or security keys.
While a Standard PUSH is effective in most circumstances in blocking unauthorized access, threat actors are slowly experimenting and developing techniques to nullify the security Standard PUSH offers. To combat these emergent techniques described below, Verified PUSH will require a dynamic 6-digit code only visible to you to be entered into the Duo Mobile App.
No, this does not affect the 'Remember Me/Trust this browser' function.
Verified PUSH will only be used where the current standard PUSH is used.
No. Your current Duo Mobile App should work with Verified PUSH. If you have trouble, update the mobile app from your device's App Store or Play Store.
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