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But it's identical functionality to a Yubikey 4, just with type-C connector, and the product page as well as myself personally can verify that Yubikey 4 support
by mackncheesiest 10y ago
But it's identical functionality to a Yubikey 4, just with type-C connector, and the product page as well as myself personally can verify that Yubikey 4 supports U2F
- tptacek 10y agoI'm not saying the 4C doesn't do U2F. It's the same as the 4. I'm saying that if all you want to do is log into web services, you probably don't want the Y4.
- sedatk 10y agomore features can even be harmful as in default OTP mode of those devices: https://hackernoon.com/avoid-leaking-your-identity-with-yubikey-92539b6608a#.2yfpwinya https://hackernoon.com/avoid-leaking-your-identity-with-yubi...
- nickik 10y agoIts a good thing to think about, but I don't see it as a huge problem. I had a Yubikey Nano plugged into my laptop almost constantly and I do trigger the OTP sometimes, but using that as an attack vector is pretty hard, specially for all the sticks that are not always plugged in.