The move toward two-factor authentication for all such users officially started on March 13 and will be a requirement by the end of 2023, GitHub said in a recent blog post.

Enabling two-factor authentication While GitHub’s mandatory 2FA rollout will take effect next year, you can enable it right now to increase a project’s security.

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A code-hosting platform used by tens of millions of software developers worldwide is implementing mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) for all code contributors. In an announcement shared earlier ...

GitHub repeatedly pushed its users to enable two-factor authentication last year and, in August, announced that they would stop accepting account passwords when authenticating Git operations.

The popular code hosting platform GitHub has announced that it require all contributors to secure their accounts with two-factor authentication by the end of 2023. Developers will have until the ...