How to Enable Two-Step Verification and Register Thetis U2F/FIDO2 Security Key on Dropbox

Learn how to secure your Dropbox account by enabling two-step verification and registering a Thetis U2F/FIDO2 security key. Follow this comprehensive guide for step-by-step instructions.

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1. Enable Two-Step Verification

Enable Two-step verification

Dropbox Enable Two-Step Verification Dropbox Security Settings

Enable 2FA 2FA Code Entry

There are two ways to receive the security code:

First, use text messages to receive the code:

SMS Verification Receive SMS

Second, choose the mobile app to get the security code:

You can download an authenticator app from the App Store or Google Play.

Authenticator App Enter Code from App

After entering the security code, save your backup codes and enable two-step verification.

Backup Codes

2. Register Your Security Key

Note: Dropbox only supports Google Chrome for security key registration. Please switch to Chrome if prompted.

Chrome Warning

Now, you can add your security key:

Add Security Key Insert Security Key

Security Key Added

Security Key Success

You can click here to get help on enabling two-step verification.

Explore More with Thetis

Now that your Dropbox account is secured with Thetis U2F or FIDO2 security keys, explore our full range of FIDO2 security keys to ensure the highest level of security across all your accounts.

For more information on how FIDO2 security keys can enhance your online security, visit our detailed guide here.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between U2F and FIDO2 security keys?

U2F (Universal 2nd Factor) is an open standard that strengthens and simplifies two-factor authentication. FIDO2 is an updated version that includes additional features like passwordless login. Both are compatible with Dropbox and can be used to secure your accounts.

Can I use a Thetis security key with other services besides Dropbox?

Yes, Thetis security keys are compatible with a wide range of services, including Google, Facebook, GitHub, and many others that support U2F or FIDO2 standards.

What should I do if I lose my security key?

If you lose your security key, you can use a backup method to access your account, such as a recovery code or a secondary authentication device. It is recommended to register multiple security keys to avoid being locked out of your account.