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IIRC the NEO only does TOTP over NFC. It sounds like the 5 does U2F over NFC, now?
by arusahni 8y ago
IIRC the NEO only does TOTP over NFC. It sounds like the 5 does U2F over NFC, now?
- lambada 8y agoOh, interesting! That's not called out on their comparison chart for the NEO. That would certainly be a tempting upgrade for any NEO users then
- anilakar 8y agoNow I've only got one problem remaining: how do I upgrade my old U2F-capable NEO on all the websites? Do I have to keep it with me ad infinitum? I cannot really destroy it either, as I cannot be 100 % sure I've remembered to enroll my new Yubikey 5. This raises a more generic question: What's the proper upgrade path for hardware authentication tokens?
- albuic 8y ago> This raises a more generic question: What's the proper upgrade path for hardware authentication tokens? This is the reason why I'm still using only a password manager. I agree that a hardware token more security but the lost/stolen/change key problem is really not easy right now. I hope there will be a new common API to change all enrollment you have done but it seems hard as the key don't even know them. Maybe in a future version ?
- emlun 8y agoNEO also does OpenPGP over NFC on Android. iOS only recently started opening up NFC to non-Apple developers.
- zhongfu 8y agoU2F over NFC works on the NEO; I've been able to login to GitHub through Chrome with the Google Authenticator Android app. Same with Google account login on Android when adding an account to the device
- simcop2387 8y agoThe neo doesn't do totp at all (nfc or otherwise). It will do hotp, fixed response, and a challenge-response mode over nfc. It might do more but I haven't used them. I'm currently using the challenge response with keepassxc over USB and keepass2android over nfc. It's been working great