Release: AWS SDK for .NET 1.3.16

With this release, you can use IAM to configure and enable a virtual MFA device. A virtual MFA device uses a software application that can generate six-digit authentication codes that are Open AuTHentication Time-based One-Time Password (OATHTOTP)-compatible. The software application can run on any mobile hardware device, including a smartphone.

This example create a virtual MFA device, retrieves a list of all the existing devices, then deletes the newly-created device:

// Create test device
CreateVirtualMFADeviceRequest createRequest = new CreateVirtualMFADeviceRequest { Path = "/", VirtualMFADeviceName = "TestDevice" };
CreateVirtualMFADeviceResponse response = identityClient.CreateVirtualMFADevice(createRequest);

// Get all the devices
ListVirtualMFADevicesRequest listRequest = new ListVirtualMFADevicesRequest { AssignmentStatus = "Any" };
ListVirtualMFADevicesResponse listResponse = identityClient.ListVirtualMFADevices(listRequest);
Console.WriteLine(listResponse.ListVirtualMFADevicesResult.VirtualMFADevices.Count);

// Delete existing device by its serial number
string deviceSerialNumber = response.CreateVirtualMFADeviceResult.VirtualMFADevice.SerialNumber;
DeleteVirtualMFADeviceRequest deleteRequest = new DeleteVirtualMFADeviceRequest { SerialNumber = deviceSerialNumber };
identityClient.DeleteVirtualMFADevice(deleteRequest);
		

For more information about virtual MFA and about using IAM to configure and enable a virtual MFA device, see Using a Virtual MFA Device with AWS.