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# Vault Version 14.9.0

## Enhancements & Benefits

This release encompasses the new two-factor authentication functionality including TOTP and a couple of feature improvements along with bug fixes. Below you can find the summary of these items and their benefits.

* Two-factor Authentication - This release adds new two-factor authentication functionality to our existing list of capabilities. The new method using TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) adds

  tokens to records which are unique time-based multi-digit codes commonly used by websites and apps for two factor authentication and makes the capability available across the Chrome Web Store, Mozilla Add-ons and Windows Store. TOTP covers the following functionality:

  * Protects Two-Factor Codes in an encrypted vault record
  * Prevents lost access to a Two-Factor Code due to continuous backup
  * Synchronize Two-Factor Codes to multiple devices and computers
  * Sharing of Two-Factor Code among individual users & teams
  * Autofill capability for Two-Factor Codes
  * Emergency Access to your vault
  * Account Transfer of a user’s vault with Two-Factor codes to admin when off-boarding
  * Free trial users are restricted to 2 TOTP-enabled records

![TOTP - Web Vault Example](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/H1waBmFpDOxx-mFZZC7MX_HnaB1TDsAtjiOZYEO5p-ULINp7J90DwM2j7VEmdOfqwf_dRQ9McEKvToL4JQLg-8G6XHwox8BXSmm_qN5paNBU2Sa6LnRPhC5M6GnhJgKwyftvoGGE)

* Improvement of the account recovery process

## Bug Fixes:

* Fixes related to Apple Watch 2FA verification
* Fixing issues with export to .csv functionality
* Fixing breadcrumb being cut-off in the event that the text is too long


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