🔐 Yubikey Security Key C NFC giveaway (five keys)

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Ultimate Geek

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#2896240 3-Apr-2022 15:34

I use Google Authenticator as well as old-fashioned SMS codes for 2FA.

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Oi

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896250 3-Apr-2022 15:52

I use MS Authenticator and SecureID.

ALTRON

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Ultimate Geek

#2896252 3-Apr-2022 15:57

I use google authenticator for most things.

Would be interested in giving this key a shot.

davyike

6 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896253 3-Apr-2022 15:58

I use Authy a lot, and would love to use a Yubikey - I've looked them up several times but never actually purchased.

neveR

49 posts

Geek

#2896254 3-Apr-2022 15:58

Have used one for my old work that didn't have NFC and had to return it when I left.
Was great for using as 2FA on my accounts, incredibly useful, being able to use it to do the full logon on some accounts.
Would be great to have a personal one to help protecting all of my accounts.

adamthekiwi

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Wannabe Geek

#2896260 3-Apr-2022 16:09

I already use a yubikey for my work authn, but I'd like to use more 2FA for non-work stuff. At present, I use a mix a Google and Microsoft Authenticator...

PhilZealand

13 posts

Geek

#2896265 3-Apr-2022 16:38

I use google authenticator, a Yubikey would be a good security improvement.

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mattenz

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Master Geek

#2896266 3-Apr-2022 16:40

I use Authelia, would be keen to look at integrating Yubikey.

TG09

234 posts

Master Geek

#2896277 3-Apr-2022 17:17

Currently use one for my email accounts, wouldn't mind another so I can take to work.

wonderferret

139 posts

Master Geek

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#2896278 3-Apr-2022 17:21

Ive used the old old old 1st gen keys an they were awesome. would love a new one ...

cdouble

91 posts

Master Geek

#2896290 3-Apr-2022 17:50

I use 2 factor authentication on my most of my accounts when I can. I prefer TOTP or hardware keys rather than SMS due to the ability for attackers to social engineer their way into getting access to mobile phones. It's a bit of a pain having to always have the extra device handy but better than losing access to an account.

theoldfarter

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Master Geek

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#2896292 3-Apr-2022 17:53

I use Authy App on a Private Tracker. I am not very good with it, waiting for a melt-down. lol.

Perhaps this giveaway will be easier to use if I am so lucky.

BlakJak

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#2896295 3-Apr-2022 18:02

Using a mix of Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator and Authy across two devices. Can't emphasise enough how important effective MFA is - both in my role as a cybersecurity practitioner and educator, and in my daily life. Would love to add a Yubikey option to my library, especially if it makes it easy to encourage others to pick it up as an option!

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Brat

40 posts

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#2896299 3-Apr-2022 18:24

Currently use Authy (Google Authenticator) and some Totp via keepass.
I also use Microsoft Authenticator for work stuff plus the good-old SMS auth from one of my banks (the other has their own authentication agent).

Would love one Auth to rule them all!

DuncanMcC

179 posts

Master Geek

#2896349 3-Apr-2022 18:37

I've been using and encouraging others to use 2FA/MFA for years.

I use both Google and Microsoft's authenticator Android apps.

For most logons I also use Bitwarden. I probably would still be on LastPass if they'd not crippled their free offering last year so much.
Now that I've been using Bitwarden for sometime I'm absolutely loving it. I use it in Chrome (although I rarely used this data-mongering beast even if it's still the world's most popular browser), Firefox (my goto browser of choice that respects user data) and Edge. It's also installed on my Android phone and helps me input usernames and passwords in various ways there too.

I'm not sure quite how I'd get my head around a physical authentication device - given I tend to lose USB sticks at a great rate.

Cheers, Duncan.

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