To enable support for Blizzard Authenticator keys in Aegis follow these steps:
1. Get Blizzard Authenticator app and enable it
2. Get serial number and restore code from app
3. Install [python-bna](https://github.com/jleclanche/python-bna) by cloning the repo and installing locally with `pip3 install --user -e .` or install it by using the command `pip3 install bna`
4. Restore authenticator with `bna restore --set-default $SERIAL $CODE`
note: Make sure that the serial is entered without spaces
5. Get secret with bna show-secret and manually add it to Aegis (SHA1, 8 Digits) or produce an image with qrencode using the command `bna show-url | qrencode -o ~/Desktop/bnet.png` and scan the image in Aegis
6. Verify that both authenticators give the same code and after that uninstall Blizzard Authenticator. It is recommended to delete the key from python-bna since the config file can be easily read and keys stolen. The config is stored in `~/.config/bna/bna.conf`
1. Install [python-bna](https://github.com/jleclanche/python-bna) by using the command `pip3 install bna`
2. Create new authenticator using `bna new`. This command will output the serial number you need in step 4.
3. Get secret with `bna show-secret` and manually add it to Aegis (TOTP, SHA1, 8 Digits). Optional: Produce an image with qrencode using the command `bna show-url | qrencode -o ~/Desktop/bnet.png` and scan the image in Aegis
4. Go to your Blizzard account and [add a new authenticator](https://account.blizzard.com/security/authenticator/attach/mobile). The Serial Number was given after running the command in step 2. The Authenticator Code will the code provided by Aegis.
René Klomp
5 years ago