Two-Step Login
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By now you’re quite familiar with the two-chime notification of Two-Step Login, that extra security step that helps protect your NetID. Log in to a service, “ba-ding!” grab your phone, push the green button and away you go.
But sometimes you reach for your phone, and it’s still on the counter at…
Duo, Cornell’s vendor for providing Two-Step Login, has introduced a feature called Muted Push, designed to help prevent “mobile push harassment” attacks.
Starting Sunday, March 12, 2023, Cornell's Manage Your Two-Step Login website will update to the new Duo Device Management Portal for managing enrolled devices.
Effective June 4, 2019, Two-Step Login now supports using your security key, or U2F token, with Firefox as well as Chrome. After this date, the first time you log in using your security key, you will be prompted to update the key. Simply click Continue at the prompt. Once the security key…
To use Cornell's Virtual Private Network (VPN) with campus networks and services, you must use Cisco Secure Client VPN software. See the How to Install Cisco VPN Software page for instructions.
To use Cornell's Virtual Private Network (VPN) with campus networks and services, you must use Cisco Secure Client VPN software. See How to Install Cisco VPN Software for instructions.
To use Cornell's Virtual Private Network (VPN) with campus networks and services, you must use Cisco Secure Client VPN software. See the How to Install Cisco VPN Software page for instructions.
On Wednesday, June 5, 2024, Cisco AnyConnect VPN (also known as CUVPN) will be updated. Cisco is making a name and icon change that could cause confusion. Learn more about the key differences and what to expect.
Two-Step Login is required for all users to authenticate to the CU VPN.