Supabase has released Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) to enhance security for user applications.
The MFA implementation includes support for Time-Based One-Time Passwords (TOTP) using QR codes or manual secret entry.
MFA flow consists of an enrollment procedure to exchange a secret key and a verification process for subsequent logins.
Integration with Postgres Row Level Security (RLS) allows for enforcement of MFA at the database level using claims in JWTs.
Future updates will consider support for WebAuthn, FIDO2 devices, and email notifications for MFA-related activities.

Supabase is an open source platform providing developers with tools to quickly build and scale applications. It serves as an alternative to Firebase, offering a range of features including a full Postgres database, authentication services, instant APIs, Edge Functions, real-time data subscriptions, storage solutions, and vector embeddings for machine learning models. Supabase emphasizes developer experience with easy setup, maintenance-free scaling, and immediate API generation from database schemas. It supports various user authentication methods, allows for custom security policies, and fosters a community-oriented ecosystem. It is tailored for both rapid prototyping and large-scale production deployments.

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