Is it worth it? : r yubikey - Reddit 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 practice is to use my yubikey to protect my high impact accounts, like my password manager, Google (backup), and Microsoft (backup)
Pros and cons of using Yubikeys? : r yubikey - Reddit 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: How convenient and fast it is to authenticate with Yubikey instead of (say) Google Authenticator? Does the NFC work well with mobile phones? Are there some "hidden" shortcomings when considering
What the heck is a Yubikey and why did I buy one?: A user guide The Yubikey also keeps a counter of how many times it has been powered on ("sessions"), which is also accounted for to verify that an OTP is more recent than the last one, to prevent someone from reusing old OTPs (in what's called a "replay attack")
Looking into yubikeys for personal use : r yubikey - Reddit Looking into yubikeys for personal use I want to secure my password manager more by adding a yubikey to it I use one for work and these things are pretty slick I have a few questions though: 1- I want it to be portable and at the moment i think my phone (iPhone) and laptop are the only spots where i will need access to my passwords
How to prevent Yubikey from outputting string randomly when . . . - Reddit Sanctimonious1 How to prevent Yubikey from outputting string randomly when touched I inadvertently touch my 5c nano a couple of times a day when using my laptop I have relocated it to the non dominate side however, it still happens When its touched, it outputs a string of characters regardless of what I am working on Any ideas on how to
1 Yubikey multiple devices : r yubikey - Reddit 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 computer, and the security model of a Yubikey is like your house key: no key means no access
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