This tool can replace Google Authenticator and easily generate several secrets.
Reads ~/.totp-keys as it's config (so keep that file readable just by you).
Using a provided Google Authenticator key in the command line:
totp-token -k <SECRET>
Using a list of Google Authenticator secrets file under $HOME/.totp-keys:
totp-token -d <DOMAIN>
Typical use:
totp-token -d <DOMAIN> | pbcopy
ssh <host> (PASTE CMD-v)
The format of the .totp-keys file is a list of domain/secret pairs: Note that the keys need to be capitalized (although some domains give you keys with lowercase characters).
Note: url, for now, is for documentation purposes only but might be useful inthe future.
secrets [
{ domain: "carta",
url: "otpauth://totp/Microsoft:[email protected]?secret=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&issuer=Microsoft",
key: "XXXXXXXXXXXX"
},
{ domain: "gmail",
key: "YYYYYYYYYYYY"
},
{ domain: "dropbox",
key: "YOUR GOOGLE_AUTHENTICATOR SECRET HERE"
}
]
