“Yes. Nhost supports both multi-factor authentication (MFA) and social OAuth login natively through Nhost Auth.”
“Nhost supports both multi-factor authentication (MFA) and social OAuth login natively through Nhost Auth.”
“Nhost handles the difficult authentication infrastructure: token management, OAuth flows, MFA challenges, and session handling.”
“I'd rate Nhost's authentication capabilities as quite comprehensive for a SaaS application, with MFA requiring somewhat more implementation work than social OAuth.”
“Nhost additionally supports WebAuthn authentication, including:”
“with MFA requiring somewhat more implementation work than social OAuth.”
“However, neither is completely zero-configuration.”
“One important distinction: MFA is not automatically enforced for every user simply because TOTP is enabled.”
“One caveat: Nhost's built-in TOTP MFA is specifically documented for email/password authentication, so verify the desired MFA policy for social-login users before relying on it for a strict security requirement.”