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Yubikey's use the standard keyboard USB driver so they should be hot pluggable on any linux system that is configured to enable hotplug.
by mrlambchop 7y ago
Yubikey's use the standard keyboard USB driver so they should be hot pluggable on any linux system that is configured to enable hotplug.
- matheusmoreira 7y agoOnly the static password and one time password modes though. In those modes, the YubiKey acts like a keyboard and literally types out the password when the user presses the button. The flagship YubiKeys can also act like a smart card. They are PIV compatible and support X.509 certificates. They can also store encryption, authentication and signing OpenPGP keys. GNU Privacy Guard opens the YubiKey as if it was a smart card.
- jolmg 7y agoI think vzaliva didn't quote the right part, and was referring to how the Yubikey is going to depend on Windows to enroll your fingerprint with it.
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