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Authenticator ℠ App for Columbia University

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How to set up Columbia University 2FA, connect Authenticator ℠ App, and use verification codes when signing in.

Protect your Columbia University account with two-factor authentication (2FA) using Authenticator ℠ App. By enabling 2FA, you'll add an extra layer of security that helps prevent unauthorized access and keeps your account safer.

Two-factor authentication methods supported by Columbia University

  • Phone call
  • Hardware key (U2F)
  • Custom software

Columbia University 2FA details

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Sign In with Authenticator ℠ App & Enable 2FA for Columbia University

Simply download and open the Authenticator ℠ App, find your Columbia University account, and enter the current verification code when prompted. After enabling 2FA, you'll need both your password and a temporary authentication code when signing in. Click on the button below Download on the App Store or scan the QR Code.

Authenticator ℠ App

Get the Authenticator ℠ App

Scan the QR codes from Columbia University and generate secure one-time codes.

Download on the App Store

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Columbia University 2FA — Frequently asked questions

Does Columbia University support an authenticator app?
Columbia University does not list authenticator-app (TOTP) support in our directory; it offers Phone call, Hardware key (U2F), Custom software instead. You can still use Authenticator ℠ App for the many accounts that do support TOTP.
What two-factor authentication methods does Columbia University support?
Columbia University supports Phone call, Hardware key (U2F), Custom software for two-factor authentication.
Is Columbia University 2FA free with Authenticator ℠ App?
Yes. Authenticator ℠ App is free to download and use for generating Columbia University verification codes, with no sign-up required.

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