Set up two-factor authentication on Cloudflare

Cloudflare protects your sites and DNS, so its dashboard deserves a second factor. OTPilot works as the authenticator app: it saves the account from Cloudflare's setup page and fills the code at sign-in.

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Turn on 2FA

  1. In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to Profile → Authentication.
  2. Under Two-Factor Authentication, select Set up.
  3. Under Mobile App Authentication, select Add.
  4. Cloudflare shows a QR code. OTPilot detects it and offers to save the account: click Add account. If the prompt doesn't appear, show the setup key on the site instead, then in OTPilot click + → 2FA code: paste the key, give it a name, enter dash.cloudflare.com as the site (so the code fills there), and click Save.
  5. Enter the current code from OTPilot, then your Cloudflare password, and select Next.
  6. Enter your password again, select Next to review your backup codes, and Download, Print or Copy them somewhere safe. Select Next to finish.

Questions

What are the backup codes for?
They get you into your Cloudflare account if you lose access to your authenticator. Keep them outside OTPilot.

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