How to find your authenticator secret key
When you enable 2FA on a login form and want Beagle Security to test through it, you need to provide the TOTP secret key. This is the same key your authenticator app uses to generate time-based one-time passwords. The steps below show you how to retrieve it from Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator. Google authenticator set-up Download the Google Authenticator app on your mobile device. Go to the app or service you want to test and open its security settings. Look for two-faFew readersHow to record complex business logic scenarios in my web application?
Scenario recording allows you to capture complex user flows and business processes within your application and provide them to Beagle Security for targeted testing. By recording a scenario, you can direct Beagle Security’s test engine to focus on specific workflows that may not be easily discovered through automated crawling alone. Navigating to scenario recording Go to Applications and select the application you want to configure. Click on the Configuration tab. Click on **AFew readersChoosing the right authentication method for your web application
To perform authenticated testing, Beagle Security needs to log in to your web application successfully. Choosing the authentication method that matches your application’s login flow helps ensure the testing engine can access authenticated areas and produce accurate results. Beagle Security supports four authentication methods: Recorded login Login Signup Third-party login The sections below can help you determine which method is best suited for your application. , subjects, keywords, or any other relevant information. Click on Search to see which emails match your search criteria. This step ensures that your search is working correctly and captures thePopular