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Doesn't that kind of defeat the point of the Yubikey? I would think you would want to separate the key and the computer when you yourself are separated from you
by robto 8y ago
Doesn't that kind of defeat the point of the Yubikey? I would think you would want to separate the key and the computer when you yourself are separated from your computer.
- pfranz 8y agoThe copy on the Yubikey Nano's website says, "designed to remain in port." Removing it is still an option, but it doesn't sound like it's the point of having it.
- jimmywanger 8y agoYou can also use the fingerprint sensor as a replacement for the ubikey. Which works arguably as well - at least it satisfies the criteria that you separate the key and the computer when you yourself are separated from the computer.
- xur17 8y agoThe device still requires a pin for most operations (depending on how it's configured), and locks itself if the wrong pin is used too many times.