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Add Pwnie Express Pwn Pulse #2303

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Expand Up @@ -117,6 +117,15 @@ websites:
text: "Only available for enterprise accounts."
doc: https://engineering.opendns.com/2014/05/22/launching-two-step-verification/

- name: Pwnie Express Pwn Pulse
url: https://www.pwnieexpress.com/products/pulse-device-detection
img: pwnieexpress.png
tfa: Yes
software: Yes
exceptions:
text: "TFA can be enabled on Pwn Pulse Accounts upon customer request."
doc: https://www.pwnieexpress.com/support
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Using that link I cannot find the documentation for how the site has implemented 2FA. Is there a direct link?

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There is information from that page under the Pulse -- User Guide link but it links to a CDN link which always feels a little unreliable to hardlink to :

https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/421408/Pulse_User_Guide_Rev160630.pdf?t=1484262987343

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If we decide to link directly to the CDN, should we use this link?
https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/421408/Pulse_User_Guide_Rev160630.pdf?t=1484262987343#page=41
It will open directly to the page that talks about 2FA (in Acrobat+most modern browsers).

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@jamcat22's direct link looks like the best option, but being a PDF is not ideal (for mobile users). Perhaps adding a note saying "Under "Pulse" click "User Guide" and scroll to page 41." would be a suitable alternative.

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since doc isn't a required field, i think that notes for a doc seem superfluous


- name: SSLTrust
url: http://ssltrust.com.au/
img: ssltrust.png
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