Updates to Supplement

This is an update to the section entitled: Using Structures without Two-Factor Authentication

I'm going to give you the quickest path to disabling the 2-factor authentication. This will not remove references to 2-factor authentication from the code, nor will it remove the exchange of authentication codes between the client and server; it's just that, the blank codes will be exchanged and accepted. No codes will be required, and no codes will be sent to mobile devices or e-mail.

Modify the appsec.appsec_public_pkg.p_get_app_conns procedure, commenting the 2-factor authentication code test and distribute lines, as shown below:

--IF( m_two_factor_cd IS NULL )

--THEN

-- m_err_txt := appsec_only_pkg.f_send_2_factor( return_user, m_application_id );

--ELSIF( appsec_only_pkg.f_is_cur_cached_cd(

-- return_user, m_application_id, m_two_factor_cd ) = 'Y' )

--THEN

secret_pass_salt :=

app_sec_pkg.f_get_crypt_secret_salt( ext_modulus, ext_exponent );

secret_pass_count :=

app_sec_pkg.f_get_crypt_secret_count( ext_modulus, ext_exponent );

secret_pass :=

app_sec_pkg.f_get_crypt_secret_pass( ext_modulus, ext_exponent );

secret_pass_algorithm :=

app_sec_pkg.f_get_crypt_secret_algorithm(ext_modulus, ext_exponent);

m_crypt_connections := appsec_only_pkg.f_get_crypt_conns( m_class_instance );

--ELSE

-- -- Wrong 2-Factor code entered

-- RAISE NO_DATA_FOUND;

--END IF;

Make that same change to the appsec.appsec_admin_pkg.p_copy_app_conns procedure.