Secure Sensitive Laravel Routes With Two-factor Authentication Using Authy
Blog post from Twilio
The Laravel application implements a re-authentication flow using Authy to secure sensitive routes and actions. The process involves creating a new middleware, `AuthyVerify`, that checks if the user has been verified within the past 10 minutes. If not, it redirects them to the verification page. The application also uses a controller, `AuthyController`, to handle the verification flow and update the session with the `is_verified` key. The verification process is implemented using Authy's API to verify the token sent by the user. The application also includes routes for deleting notes, which requires re-authentication via Authy. The code uses Laravel's built-in features such as middleware, controllers, views, and routes to implement the re-authentication flow.
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