🔐 Yubikey Security Key C NFC giveaway (five keys)

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38 posts

Geek

#2896027 3-Apr-2022 09:28

Only use 2FA re banking currently, read a lot about yubikey would be great to try.

cmdbit

22 posts

Geek

#2896029 3-Apr-2022 09:29

I use 2FA for everything. Whatsapp, Google, Github as well as Microsoft.

It will be interesting to compare this with the Solokey I am currently using.

ronw

1222 posts

Uber Geek

#2896032 3-Apr-2022 09:32

I would love a Yubikey, currently I use Google 2FA asI use all Android/Windows gear. The key would make life easier

Thanks

Nokia 7 Plus
Nexus 6P 32Gb
Nexus 6 Phone
Nexus 5 Phone
Nexus 7 2013 Tablet
Samsung TAB A 8"
Samsung TAB A 10"

& many Windows laptops, Desktops etc

paul151

309 posts

Ultimate Geek

Trusted

#2896034 3-Apr-2022 09:32

Currently using a mix of authentication apps and sms texts to run 2FA across a few services. Both seem to work fairly painlessly which is good.

The idea of a hardware key appeals and I would love to try something like this and learn some new things about it as I go.

Thanks for the opportunity to enter.

Bullchicken

19 posts

Geek

#2896036 3-Apr-2022 09:34

I use Authy as its cross platform and lets you backup your keys. Also use keepass stored on dropbox for cross device password storage

Lawn

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896038 3-Apr-2022 09:36

I standardised around Google authenticator, mostly because it was required for work.

turtleattacks

914 posts

Ultimate Geek

Trusted

#2896039 3-Apr-2022 09:38

Using Google Authenticator, Okta and Microsoft Authenticator.

That works!

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psychon

8 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896042 3-Apr-2022 09:40

I currently use Google Authenticator, Watchguard Authpoint, and reluctantly use Microsoft Authenticator

MushroomNZ

13 posts

Geek

ID Verified

#2896043 3-Apr-2022 09:40

Currently use MFA for a lot of accounts and have looked at these as another level to secure these accounts.

dblake

3 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896046 3-Apr-2022 09:41

I almost always enbable 2FA when it is available, and currently use several different authenticator apps (Authy for personal accounts and a different app for work accounts).

I have always been curious about switching to a physical key and I'd definitely be keen to give this a go.

Dragon28

6 posts

Wannabe Geek

#2896047 3-Apr-2022 09:43

I try to use 2FA ... but I am not the most consistent in applying it, even though I know that I should.

Thankfully it is becoming the norm, so uptake should only get better

Starkers

1 post

Wannabe Geek

#2896048 3-Apr-2022 09:43

Yes I have installed 2FA on laptop and phone but I am not sure what authenticator I have downloaded. it"s either google or Microsoft, I think. I'm getting a bit long in the tooth and get a bit confused using 2FA, so takes me a while to get it right. Anything that would simplify matters would be very welcome. Fingers crossed.

Cheers, Ash