LumberHack

Hi there @scienterrif1c

Keyy does not have a front end login shortcode as yet. It is designed to work with any system that hooks into the WP login flow. Looks like Ultimate Member is using something custom that does not load JS from Keyy.

While they are not compatible, you should be able to use some code like below to force this to happen.

add_action('um_after_login_fields', 'keyy_support');

function keyy_support() {
	global $keyy_login_plugin;
	$keyy_login_plugin->enqueue_scripts('login');
}

Its not tested and if it does not work its best to check with the makers of Ultimate Shortcode. They will be the best judges of when to hook or better still if they can modify the front end form to queue the default login scripts like WP itself does.

You can paste add this code to your site as shown here

http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-easily-add-custom-code-in-wordpress-without-breaking-your-site/

Thanks Andy for trying Keyy out !

At this point we unfortunately don’t support offline tools like blogo because of the way Keyy is built. Also I don’t see this is on the roadmap in the foreseeable future.

Warm Regards

The app related update (Android) is presently being tested and can be expected anytime this week or the next. The SSO will take longer and I cannot comment on an ETA at this point.

Warm Regards

Hi @catmaniax and @cavediver I have confirmed that these errors can be safely ignored. Both phpseclib and Keyy are run through in-house CI that checks PHP version compatibility. So please treat this as a false positive.

See this for more information

Regards

Thanks for letting us know @cavediver. This is from a popular PHP security library that Keyy uses.

I have let the authors know of the issue as well as submitted a patch so the next version should hopefully have the fix in it.

Warm Regards

Thanks @catmaniax

I will take a look at the logs and respond shortly !

So, are you saying that Rublon can be compatible with Keyy or not, because I couldn’t tell.

I took a closer look at Rublon and can see that they too use asymmetric cryptography to add an extra layer of security which is exactly what Keyy does. Ignore my comments earlier about HOTP/TOTP.

Simply put both Keyy and Rublon perform the exact same function. So they will not work on top of each other.

Also, it’s a shame these basic options are available only in the premium version, I think the plugin will be more popular in the future, if you would consider adding at least the option to disable the login forms on the free version.

Thanks for sharing, we will certainly consider this feedback.

Warm Regards

Howdy @catmaniax

Hope all is well with you and thanks for sharing this detailed message. I will address your concerns inline

The current problem I’m facing is that everytime I try to scan and get a success message ony my phone’s app, the wp-login page reloads saying that the password field is empty, please advice on this.

This is strange, I suspect this is a conflict with some other plugin that modifies the login workflow. Can you send me an error log from the app ? Please use the Contact Support option in the main menu and I will respond.

I remember that I got Keyy working some time ago and that the “Rublon” plugin that I use (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/rublon/), that requires 2FA after succesful login, was being bypassed, can you ensure compatibility with it in the future please so they can work together?

We can certainly look at this specific plugin for you. What we did notice in the past was that most 2FA plugins use either HOTP or TOTP for added security and Keyy replaces this with RSA based encryption that is orders of magnitudes more secure and provides the same functionality. Its next to impossible for bots or scripts to “guess” your private key.

Another thing (which made Clef great) was that the Username and Password fields on the login screen where replaced and could not be accessed, while they are there with Keyy.
It would be awesome if you could do the same (screenshot below).

Keyy already does offer these and a bit more, but only in the premium versions presently. Take a look at my screenshots.

Just to let you know and maybe help others, I’m also using “WP Cerber” plugin for security and to replace wp-login.php with a custom URL. Keyy seems to be working ok with the custom URL, and a problem I had before with the Rest API was in WP Cerber’s settings that disabled the REST API and I had it enabled.

Thanks for sharing, I was earlier looking at some plugins that turned off the REST API and did find Cerber and have since added it to the list. We are exploring, how best to let users know.

That’s all for now. I wish the best to you and the plugin.

Thanks and once again appreciate you taking the time to give us feedback

Warm Regards

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by LumberHack.

Hi there @sander79, hope all is well with you !

Are you using the iOS or the Android app ? Can you please use the Contact Support option from the menu in the app and send us a message ? This will attach the logs we need to take a closer look at whats going on here

Cheers