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I'm a LastPass user using Yubikey nanos for both my work and home PCs. But I would like to purchase a Windows 2-in-1 that only has a single USB-C port used for

I'm a LastPass user using Yubikey nanos for both my work and home PCs. But I would like to purchase a Windows 2-in-1 that only has a single USB-C port used for charging and thus a nano wouldn't really work out well. Since Yubikeys, including these latest 5 series, do not support bluetooth, most Windows laptops don't support NFC, and LastPass does not support FIDO/U2F (so Google's Titan bluetooth won't work), is my only option to unplug the charger, plug in the USB-C Yubikey, and plug the charger back in every time I want to log into LastPass? I'm kind of an end user with this sort of stuff...

sbr464 8y ago
LastPass Enterprise supports Duo, which then allows you to use FIDO/UTF there if you enable in the DUO admin panel.
- lstamour 8y ago
  I tried the Duo integration and I’m not a fan. It didn’t let me set up more than one key and it wasn’t as easy to use as Google’s Smart Key app/Chrome integration. I disliked Duo integration so much it had me searching for alternatives to LastPass though everyone else uses Duo too.
- lrvick 8y ago
  SMS as a 2FA method can't be disabled for Duo administrators. Sim takeover or GSM sniffing attacks can take over the whole account. Mentioned this to their support many times. They don't care.
  - sbr464 8y ago
    Interesting, didn’t know that