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Rublon Authenticator

February 15, 2021 By Rublon Authors

Last updated on October 16, 2024

Rublon User Guide is meant for users who want to learn more about Rublon. If you are an administrator looking for deployment instructions, refer to our Documentation.

Overview

Rublon Authenticator facilitates Rublon 2FA. Get a Mobile Push. Tap APPROVE. That’s it.

Find the latest version of Rublon Authenticator for:

  • Android – Google Play
  • iOS – App Store

Rublon Mobile Push

Mobile Push is the fastest and most user-friendly method of authentication. When you initiate the login process to an application integrated with Rublon, provide your login and password. This is the first factor.

Then, a Mobile Push notification will show up on the screen of your phone.

This is the second factor of authentication.

  • Tap Approve to finish the login process.
  • Tap Deny if you made a mistake.
  • Tap Deny if you did not attempt to log in to any of the integrated applications but still received a notification. Inform your administrator if you suspect any fraudulent behavior.

We recommend you analyze the push notification information in detail. Tap the notification to open it in Rublon Authenticator.

You will be presented with detailed information about the login attempt:

  • Email address – the email address of the user who wants to log in
  • IP – the IP address of the device on which the login attempt is taking place
  • Location – the geographical location of the device on which the authentication attempt is taking place
  • Datetime – the time and date of the authentication

Carefully analyze the preceding information to decide whether the authentication request really comes from you and if all information is correct. Tap APPROVE to log in to your application integrated with Rublon.

QR Code Scanner

QR Code Scanner lets you scan the QR Code using your phone’s camera.

When logging in to an application integrated with Rublon, provide your login credentials. In the next step, you will be asked to select one of the available methods of authentication. If you select QR Code, the Rublon Prompt will display a QR Code, and you will have to complete the following steps:

1. Open Rublon Authenticator on your phone.

2. Tap your account to expand it and then tap the green QR code icon on the left.

3. Scan the QR code displayed by the Rublon Prompt.

4. You will be logged in to the application.

Note

The QR Code authentication method requires Internet access.

One Time Password

One Time Passwords are a time-based method of authentication, which you can use even if your phone is offline.

When logging in to an application integrated with Rublon, provide your login credentials. In the next step, you will be asked to select one of the available methods of authentication. Select Passcode. Rublon Prompt will ask you to provide the passcode, and you will have to complete the following steps:.

1. Open the Rublon Authenticator on your phone.

2. Tap your account to expand it.

3. Enter the displayed passcode into the Rublon Prompt.

4. You will be logged in to the application.

Note that a new passcode is generated every 30 seconds.

Settings

Settings allows you to set up an additional layer of security in the form of a PIN or fingerprinting (Touch ID on Apple devices).

To open Settings, tap the menu icon in the upper-right corner.

Use PIN

You can set up a PIN to secure your Rublon account:

1. Open Rublon Authenticator.

2. Select Settings (the menu icon in the top-right corner).

3. Select Use PIN.

4. Set a new PIN.

5. Confirm PIN.

6. You will now have to provide your PIN every time you run Rublon Authenticator, unlock your phone with Rublon Authentication, or perform an important operation.

Note

If you enter a wrong PIN 5 times, Rublon Authenticator will be locked for some time.

Enabling fingerprint scanning does not disable PIN.

Change PIN

You can change your PIN.

1. Open Rublon Authenticator.

2. Select Settings.

3. Select Change PIN.

4. Provide your current PIN.

5. Set a new PIN.

6. Confirm your new PIN.

Use Fingerprinting

Use fingerprint biometrics to maximize the security of Rublon Authenticator.

In order to use fingerprinting:

1. Add a fingerprint to your device.

2. Enable PIN in Rublon Authenticator (required)

3. Select Settings.

4. Select Use Fingerprinting.

5. Congratulations! You have successfully enabled fingerprinting in Rublon Authenticator.

Next time you open the app, you will be asked to scan your fingerprint or enter your PIN.

Use Face Recognition

Use face recognition biometrics on your Android or iOS device to increase the security of Rublon Authenticator.

In order to use face recognition:

1. Register your face on your device and enable face recognition.

2. Enable PIN in Rublon Authenticator (required)

3. Select Settings.

4. Select Use Face Recognition.

5. Congratulations! You have successfully enabled face recognition in Rublon Authenticator.

Next time you open the app, you will be asked to scan your face or enter your PIN.

Send Usage Data

When enabled, Rublon Authenticator will send us your usage data. Usage statistics can help us make Rublon more secure and user-friendly. However, agreeing to send us your usage data is fully optional and up to you. This option is disabled by default.

Pull to Fetch

You can use Pull to Fetch to refresh the Mobile Push notifications. If you expected to receive a notification, but didn’t get one, use Pull to Fetch to ask Rublon Authenticator to pull the notifications again. Pull to Fetch fixes most Mobile Push Notification issues.

To use Pull to Fetch:

1. Ensure you are on the Accounts view.

2. Swipe down from the top to fetch all notifications.

3. If there is a notification you have not confirmed yet, Rublon Authenticator will display it.

4. Approve the authentication request to sign in to your application.

Remove Account

To remove an account in Rublon Authenticator:

1. Ensure you are on the Accounts view.

2. Find the account you would like to delete.

3. Swipe left on the selected account.

4. A trash bin icon will appear on the right-hand side of the account box.

5. Tap the red icon of a trash bin.

6. You will be asked if you want to delete the account.

7. Tap REMOVE to remove the account (cannot be undone).

Note

Removing an account from the Rublon Authenticator does not delete the user’s account. Only the link between Rublon API and Rublon Authenticator is removed. After you remove an account from the Rublon Authenticator, you can add this account again using the Manage Authenticators view.

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Contents

  • Overview
  • Rublon Mobile Push
  • QR Code Scanner
  • One Time Password
  • Settings
    • Use PIN
    • Change PIN
    • Use Fingerprinting
    • Use Face Recognition
    • Send Usage Data
  • Pull to Fetch
  • Remove Account
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