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Google was one of the earliest adopters of Yubikeys, and they used them for EVERYTHING. When I worked there, we always received 2 keys: one of those itty bitty
by androidbishop 3y ago
Google was one of the earliest adopters of Yubikeys, and they used them for EVERYTHING. When I worked there, we always received 2 keys: one of those itty bitty ones that sits in your USB port permanently, and a regular key that fit into our security badge holder, or you could keep at home, or whatever. The switch to security keys reduced account takeovers to 0:
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/07/google-security-keys-neutralized-employee-phishing/ https://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/07/google-security-keys-neu...
- netheril96 3y agoI have four. One attached to the desktop, one attached to the laptop, and two carried with all my mechanical keys (one of them supports NFC and another supports USB-C).
- androidbishop 3y agoglutton ;-p
- lokar 3y agoAnd if you somehow get locked out you can show up at the help desk in person, or VC in with your manager on the call to Id you