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Does this mean that iOS devices might be able to use something like a Yubikey? Reading the Yubikey Neo spec sheet, it looks like the answer very well may be yes
by op00to 9y ago
Does this mean that iOS devices might be able to use something like a Yubikey? Reading the Yubikey Neo spec sheet, it looks like the answer very well may be yes!
- ghostly_s 9y agoNot sure I understand the use-case here...for 2FA? Or something else? Seems like someone's phone and Yubikey would generally be in the same location, anyway, so it's not much of a second factor, no?
- op00to 9y agoMost people carry their 2nd factor on a keychain, which is usually in close proximity to their phones - anyway, I think the benefit is that we can stop keeping one factor on a device that's potentially remotely exploitable (google auth on a phone)
- wtfrmyinitials 9y agoYubiKey NEO owner here. I can't seem to get Core NFC to read my device unfortunately. It is completely possible that I have something misconfigured however. It is definitely something that someone more experienced than me should explore further.