Hello ,

CloudBerry Explorer supports 2FA to prevent accidental deletion of file versions.

CloudBerry Explorer comes with a 15 days trial period. You can test the work of Explorer with your configuration of AWS S3.

Here is an article with an explanation of this feature - https://www.msp360.com/resources/blog/how-to-use-amazon-s3-multi-factor-authentication-mfa/

Here you can find more information about versioning of AWS S3 - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Versioning.html

Sincerely, Klim.

Thank you
1. I will test it
2. But my question is
You introduced multi-factor authentication to cases of user deleting files from amazon S3.
Do you also support multi-factor authentication to actually access the amazon S3 account in the first place via CloudBarry explorer?
As we have set the IAM accounts with a policy that prevents access to S3 without MFA
We would like users to connect to the S3 with the access key but be required to enter a MFA in order to get the list of buckets and start browsing through

I have installed the commercial Cloudbarry explorer but I can't get the 2FA to work when connecting with Access key and IAM policy allows S3 resources with MFA only
Does Cloudbarry support it?