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What makes Yubikey part of the "default" set but not Authy or RSA? This seems awfully like "If you're going to offer 2FA, at least offer all the tools I like,
by akerl_ 12y ago
What makes Yubikey part of the "default" set but not Authy or RSA?
This seems awfully like "If you're going to offer 2FA, at least offer all the tools I like, before you offer any tools that I don't like".
It's also worth noting that Authy's app supports TOTP, last I looked.
- feld 12y agoBecause Yubikey is very reasonably priced and they're very open about their design... and don't require you provide any identifying information to own one.
- mynameisvlad 12y agoWell, except, you have to buy one from somewhere, and I believe they are only officially being sold through their own site or Amazon. So you are providing your identifying information to some party before even getting the device.