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Random thing not mentioned in the blog post: If you use the dvorak layout, you don't need to change to qwerty before hitting the button on your yubikey. It gets
by AngryParsley 16y ago
Random thing not mentioned in the blog post: If you use the dvorak layout, you don't need to change to qwerty before hitting the button on your yubikey. It gets automatically parsed and converted.
- tomjen3 16y agoI went to their store, and it appears to be an USB stick (yeah like I have a spare USB port), so I don't get your comment - why _wouldn't_ it work the same way all other programs do?
- tomazmuraus 16y agoBecause it works by emulating an USB keyboard and keystrokes (which is pretty ingenious idea imo). "The Key generates and sends unique time-variant authentication codes by emulating keystrokes through the standard keyboard interface. "
- russell_h 16y agoThe yubikey pretends to be a USB keyboard to input the auth token, so if you have the keyboard re-mapped in software it will mess up the auth token.