LastPass's Duo has stricter requirements. Your access is not cancelled when you quit your browser or if you shut down your computer. The LastPass Duo screen does not allow you to be "remembered" for 24 hours.Ĭornell's Duo configuration lets you tell Duo to remember your authentication for 24 hours. When using a browser on a computer or tablet, you should see all available login options.īut LastPass doesn't start with CUWebLogin, so it doesn't recognize that you have already been authenticated, and you'll see the Duo screen with the various choices (call me, enter a passcode, etc.). Those signing in with mobile devices may see only one authentication choice: entering a passcode.
You're then taken to the Duo authentication screen. The rest of this gets a bit complicated, but the bottom line is that you may find yourself logging in through Duo more often than previously.Īll of Cornell's services that allow or require two-step authentication start with you entering your credentials through CUWebLogin on a familiar, Cornell-branded "enter your NetID and Password" screen. (Some units require Duo for other services as well.) If you choose to use Cornell's Enterprise LastPass service, we require that your account be secured with Duo, Cornell's two-step login service.įaculty and staff also use Duo for access to other Cornell services, like Workday. LastPass is aware of this issue and working on a solution to the problem. Some LastPass users are receiving two Duo (Cornell Two-Step Login) push notifications when they try to sign into LastPass.
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