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YubiKeys are physical authentication devices from Yubico! Unofficial subreddit to discuss all things YubiKeys. <<Multi-factor all the things!>>
Hardware security key (yubikey) Many password managers now support passkeys, which is the same protocol as yubikey, though not as secure since it's not physical separate. My personal security.
Understanding the Context
I'd like to share my experience with the Yubikey 5 NFC and using it in Android. I bought it precisely for the NFC capability, to have backup in case
Can I update the firmware on my Yubikey after I get it? No, not since the release of the Yubikey 4. The Yubikey NEO was a JavaCard-compatible security key that let you update and install.
YubiKey 5 NFC ($45) supports all the functions of the Security Key NFC ($27) and a bit more. The Security Key is a stripped down, cheaper version of it, essentially.
As mentioned earlier the standard FIDO2 implementation that's there does not support Android right now unfortunately. It's technically possible to do this with Microsoft Entra certificate-based authentication.
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Key Insights
If you want to authenticate a Yubikey connected account via multiple devices, may I recommend NOT getting a Nano? A Nano is designed for semipermanent placement on a single.
It is more than Google Authenticator, more than Yubikey Authenticator. It is a complete and multilayered system. It works best in conjunction with a smart phone. Microsoft Authenticator will.
I'm considering buying the upcoming Yubikey 5C NFC and started wondering in general how well does the thing work in practice. What are the pros and cons of getting one and starting to use it? Mainly:.
