EmDash uses Clef to moderate the plugin registry

EmDash, a content management system (CMS), uses Clef, a two-factor authentication service, to moderate its plugin registry. The plugin registry allows users to submit and manage plugins for the CMS. EmDash's use of Clef ensures that only authorized users can publish or update plugins, preventing malicious code from being uploaded. This is achieved through a two-step verification process, where users must first prove their identity with a code sent to their phone or email, and then enter a password. This adds an extra layer of security to the plugin submission process.