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Wara
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  #2896054 3-Apr-2022 09:48
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I am using LP and Authy to a small degree.  Yubikey would prompt a more comprehensive, single-entry solution.




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  #2896056 3-Apr-2022 09:49
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I am already using those OTP for 2FA for various accounts.  But I really want to use a Yubikey for my gmail.  :)


Glengus
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  #2896057 3-Apr-2022 09:52
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Yes, I use 2FA for many accounts. Some I am forced to.



Strang0r
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  #2896058 3-Apr-2022 09:53
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I have been using Authy and found that to work really well so far.

sarav1980
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  #2896060 3-Apr-2022 09:56
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Currently I use Microsoft authenticator but still it is software based only as this also an app, it will be great to have a physical key which gives more protection in the world of internet where security is always a question, not sure how you will be affected. It will be a great pleasure to use a Yubikey with NFC which will give me a extra layer of security. did some research now on this and could see this is one of the best two factor authentication device to use. Good to be part of it.


Kotukutuku
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  #2896061 3-Apr-2022 09:56
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Gees, I'd love one of these. I've been looking for a long time for something like this....I've never found a solution that covers all bases...I think this might be it!

 
 
 
 

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rjp0
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  #2896062 3-Apr-2022 10:00
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I use Microsoft Authenticator,  SecurID (Replaced RSA Token), and Authy.


Gooz
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  #2896063 3-Apr-2022 10:01
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I use my phone for most MFA (Authy, SecurID, Authenticator) on a computer. However, having a USB-C Yubikey to secure logins on my phone would be awesome. Not sure how well supported that is, so happy to experiment and report back ;-)


t0ny
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  #2896064 3-Apr-2022 10:02
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Using Microsoft Authenticator, Keeper, Duo and iCloud Keychain.

abcontractors
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  #2896066 3-Apr-2022 10:06
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Google authenticator and txt. 


mikey0000
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  #2896067 3-Apr-2022 10:07
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I mostly use authy but also have last pass authenticator and Microsoft auth. So in short yes I use 2fa including cell 2fa

 
 
 
 

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Amosnz
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  #2896068 3-Apr-2022 10:07
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No 2FA other than banking, this would be the kick up the bum i need to get it sorted.

 

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MarJaxK
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  #2896070 3-Apr-2022 10:10
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Currently using Watchguard authpoint, Authy and MS authenticator.


neobilly
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  #2896071 3-Apr-2022 10:13
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What a great giveaway. I use 2FA / MFA in various forms, but want something that can be more standardised. Would be awesome to get hold of a yubikey and try this out.


arama
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  #2896072 3-Apr-2022 10:13
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Yes I run my own password manager, Bitwarden, in a self hosted docker container on a home server, which has 2fa built in

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