Strengthening 2-Step Verification with Security Key
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Strengthening 2-Step Verification with Security Key
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#2is this the result of the partnership with yubikey?
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#3This is very interesting. Is this Yubikey-compatible?
http://www.amazon.com/Plug-up-International-U2F-SK-01-FIDO-S...
Can I buy one of these to use with SSH auth/password programs/Chrome?
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#5This is very interesting. Is this Yubikey-compatible? http://www.amazon.com/Plug-up-International-U2F-SK-01-FIDO-S... Can I buy one of these to use with SSH auth/password programs/Chrome?
Some of YubiKey's products claim to be compatible with the U2F FIDO standard. https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/
Re: Strengthening 2-Step Verification with Security Key
#6This is very interesting. Is this Yubikey-compatible? http://www.amazon.com/Plug-up-International-U2F-SK-01-FIDO-S... Can I buy one of these to use with SSH auth/password programs/Chrome?
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#7I don't get this, what about malware pretending to be a browser? Is there a protection against this in protocol
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#8Sounds like an interesting idea but isn't it a bit limited? I can only use it on a computer, not on mobile devices.
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#9With more interaction online moving to smartphones and tablets, what do we do instead of USB hardware keys like these?
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#10Could we instead use smartwatch Bluetooth or NFC (probably better, I don't like the long range of Bluetooth for something like this) to unlock sites instead of these USB keys? Does the FIDO Alliance support such a protocol? I know Android 5.0 supports that but it's only for unlocking the phones (and Chromebooks I believe). But what about sites? Or is that too risky compared to an USB key?