django-two-factor-auth VS django-recaptcha

The package I've found thus far, django-otp, doesn't have a good way to onboard admins. There's also django-two-factor-auth, but I haven't tried it yet.

I also use this on one of my sites https://github.com/Bouke/django-two-factor-auth . Has worked pretty well. Just be careful when configuring it in settings.py (particularly the redirect URLs) and when customizing the templates.

Have you looked at the Django two-factor-auth package? It seems like it might be what you're looking for, and if not, it might have useful clues as to how to put together what you need.

Here is a more detailed description: https://github.com/torchbox/django-recaptcha/issues/291

There is also https://github.com/praekelt/django-recaptcha

Or just go with django-recaptcha, if you wanna feed the Goog.

I also experimented with this https://github.com/praekelt/django-recaptcha and it seemed decent too. But, getting it to work in tandem with the 2fa package was a bit of a pain and I gave up because I thought that a Captcha to prove a human didn't add much security beyond what 2fa already did.

In the previous post, I talked about how we could implement a simple trick to stop bot from continuing to submit a form in our web app. However like I told you, this might not be enough to keep all the bot from doing harm to our website. How to make it better? well another simple way is to implement a ReCaptcha. ReCaptcha is a relatively simple tool to identify if a web form in our site is being submitted by a human being or a robot. For this implementation ReCaptcha, a package called django-recaptcha.

Yes? I haven't used django-recaptcha in a long time but I guess it makes it easy to enable/disable the captcha, or change which version you're using, and integrate it with your Django forms. I mean, you could just read the documentation ?