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What other keys are people actively using?
I'm interested in something with equivalent features to the Yubikey 4 (NFC not required, U2F mandatory).
The alternative to Yubikey that I am aware of is NitroKey, but can't say I am aware of how they match up, feature for feature
I've had 2 Yubikeys replaced at their cost after published security exploits highlighted shortcomings. Also haven't had one fail on me yet. Would be curious to learn what your experience was.
What was you issue with support? I've had 2 Yubikeys replaced at their cost after published security exploits highlighted shortcomings. Also haven't had one fail on me yet. Would be curious to learn what your experience was.
- Lets me store certificates and PGP keys
- Has two factor authentication (U2F)
- Has open hard and software (source-available)
Basically, a USB pen drive that allows U2F, and is can be made read only (either by a switch or only writable over a special interface). I don't really need tamper-resistance, pre-generated keys, smart cards or any other advanced features.
I've been toying with the idea of building an open source replacement and fabbing it with a shuttle service but ultimately the cost is really too high to justify.
That said, I have looked for alternatives and found none.
I am most disappointed in the mediocre coverage of their RDP drivers. I need to use all the features over RDP. Some work and some don't.
What was you issue with support? I've had 2 Yubikeys replaced at their cost after published security exploits highlighted shortcomings. Also haven't had one fail on me yet. Would be curious to learn what your experience was.
They are unresponsive for really simple questions (email/Twitter). Their local reseller is not interested in non-business sales.
AFAIK they are used at Mozilla. The Firmware is Open Source. Downside is that not all their dongles support U2F.