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The press release mentions only FIDO2. Where did you get the OpenPGP smart card bit?
by Boulth6 6y ago
The press release mentions only FIDO2. Where did you get the OpenPGP smart card bit?
- michaelt 6y agoIf they're releasing a fingerprint-scanning version, I'd be surprised if it wasn't available with all the capabilities of the YubiKey 5 (which has OpenPGP support) for people willing to pay.
- OJFord 6y agoI just assumed, but I think you're right that it doesn't. (Though I wouldn't be surprised if it followed, Yubikey's first FIDO key was also just that, but now they all do it.) My main point though was that it's not a device-specific authentication, or even an external reader for unlocking a secret provisioned onto one or many devices, it is the sole thing needed, so you can walk up to a new device and use it without provisioning it with secrets. An OpenPGP one would be cool though - replace passphrase with fingerprint.