Google Authenticator · Version history
Google Authenticator changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 0.56
- Aug 23, 2026 (2 months ago)
- Releases
- 23
- since 2011
- In the last year
- 2
- about one every 138 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1.4
Releases each year
- 20117 releases
- 20124 releases
- 20131 release
- 20143 releases
- 20171 release
- 20192 releases
- 20201 release
- 20222 releases
- 20262 releases
20262 releases
Google Authenticator 0.56Latest
- Fixed CSRF account lockout bug.
Google Authenticator 0.55
- Improved PHP compatibility for PHP 7.4 through 8.5.
- Fixed deprecated and strict runtime issues in plugin code.
- Improved compatibility and safety of Base32 handling.
20222 releases
Google Authenticator 0.54
- Fixed a bug in multisite.
Google Authenticator 0.53
- Add a Polish translation
20201 release
Google Authenticator 0.52
- Add a Dutch translation
- Add a Portuguese translation
20192 releases
Google Authenticator 0.51
- Fix a regression that broke app passwords
Google Authenticator 0.50
- New maintainer ivankk
- Conditionally include base32 class
20171 release
Google Authenticator 0.48
- Security fix / compatability with WordPress 4.5
20143 releases
Google Authenticator 0.47
- Google chart API replaced with jquery-qrcode
- QR codes now contain a heading saying WordPress (Feature request by Flemming Mahler)
- Danish translation & updated .pot file.
- Plugin now logs login attempts recognized as Man-in-the-middle attacks.
Google Authenticator 0.46
- Man-in-the-middle attack protection added.
- Show warning before displaying the QR code.
- FAQ updated.
Google Authenticator 0.45
- Spaces in the description field should now work on iPhones.
- Some depricated function calls replaced.
- Code inputfield easier to use for .jp users now.
- Sanitize description field input.
- App password hash function switched to one that doesn’t have rainbow tables available.
- PHP notices occurring during app password login removed.
20131 release
Google Authenticator 0.44
- Installation/FAQ section updated.
- Simplified Chinese translation by Kaijia Feng added.
- Tabindex on loginpage removed, no longer needed, was used by older WordPress installations.
- Inputfield renamed to “googleotp”.
- Defaultdescription changed to “WordPressBlog” to avoid trouble for iPhone users.
- Compatibility with Ryan Hellyer’s plugin http://geek.ryanhellyer.net/products/deactivate-google-authenticator/
- Must enter all 6 code digits.
20124 releases
Google Authenticator 0.43
- It’s now possible for an admin to hide the Google Authenticaator settings on a per-user basis. (Feature request by : Skate-O)
Google Authenticator 0.42
- Autocomplete disabled on code input field. (Feature request by : hiphopsmurf)
Google Authenticator 0.41
- Italian translation by Aldo Latino added.
Google Authenticator 0.40
- Bugfix, typo corrected and PHP notices removed. Thanks to Dion Hulse for his patch.
20117 releases
Google Authenticator 0.39
- Bugfix, Description was not saved to WordPress database when updating profile. Thanks to xxdesmus for noticing this.
Google Authenticator 0.38
- Usability fix, input field for codes changed from password to text type.
Google Authenticator 0.37
- The plugin now supports “relaxed mode” when authenticating. If selected, codes from 4 minutes before and 4 minutes after will work. 30 seconds before and after is still the default setting.
Google Authenticator 0.36
- Bugfix, now an App password can only be used for XMLRPC/APP-Request logins.
Google Authenticator 0.35
- Initial WordPress app support added (XMLRPC).
Google Authenticator 0.30
- Code cleanup
- Changed generation of secret key, to no longer have requirement of SHA256 on the server
- German translation
Google Authenticator 0.20
- Initial release
Questions about Google Authenticator’s releases
What is the latest version of Google Authenticator?
0.56, released on Aug 23, 2026 (2 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4.
How often is Google Authenticator updated?
2 releases in the last year, about one every 138 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from May 2011.
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