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Google2Fa Laravel Package

pragmarx/google2fa

Google2FA adds HOTP/TOTP two-factor authentication to PHP, compatible with Google Authenticator and RFC 4226/6238. Generate secrets and QR code data, verify one-time codes, and tune validation windows and time drift—ideal for Laravel or standalone apps.

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v9.0.0

⚠️ Version 9.0.0 Breaking Change

Default Secret Key Length Increased

Version 9.0.0 introduces a breaking change: The default secret key length has been increased from 16 to 32 characters for enhanced security.

What Changed?

  • generateSecretKey() now generates 32-character secrets by default (previously 16)
  • This increases cryptographic entropy from 80 bits to 160 bits
  • Maintains full compatibility with Google Authenticator and other TOTP apps

Migration Guide

If you want to keep the previous behavior (16-character secrets):

// Old default behavior (v8.x and below)
$secret = $google2fa->generateSecretKey();

// New way to get 16-character secrets (v9.0+)
$secret = $google2fa->generateSecretKey(16);

If you want to use the new default (32-character secrets):

// This now generates 32-character secrets by default
$secret = $google2fa->generateSecretKey();

Potential Impact Areas

- Database schemas: Check if your google2fa_secret columns can handle 32 characters
- Validation rules: Update any length validations that expect exactly 16 characters
- Tests: Update test assertions expecting 16-character secrets
- UI components: Ensure QR code displays and secret key fields accommodate longer secrets

Important: Existing 16-character secrets remain fully functional. Database updates are only needed if you want to use the new 32-character default behavior.

Why This Change?

While 16-character secrets meet RFC 6238 minimum requirements, 32-character secrets provide significantly better security:

- 16 chars: 80 bits of entropy (adequate but minimal)
- 32 chars: 160 bits of entropy (much stronger against brute force)

This change aligns with modern security best practices for cryptographic applications.
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