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I have a Yubikey 5C but it might be a bit of a waste of money, since all I use it is for FIDO2/U2F, especially now that SSH supports that. I'm excited about th
by StavrosK 6y ago
I have a Yubikey 5C but it might be a bit of a waste of money, since all I use it is for FIDO2/U2F, especially now that SSH supports that.
I'm excited about the new version of the SoloKeys (https://solokeys.com/ https://solokeys.com/) coming out next month, they aren't using secure elements like the Yubikeys are but I'm not really worried about someone stealing the key from me to extract the credentials with physical attacks, so they might be a good alternative.
Other than that, I eventually see password managers having built-in software FIDO2 implementations, so you just open your password manager and it automatically intercepts U2F requests and authenticates them, but that's a different thing.
Basically, anything you get that's U2F/FIDO2 compatible is fine, and much better than the second best thing (TOTP or whatever). Get something that's cheap enough for you to get two of, have one with you and the other at home as a backup, and that's it.