YubiKey Two-Step Login | Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add an extra layer of protection to Bitwarden by setting up two-step login with a YubiKey.| Bitwarden
This article explains how you can add an extra layer of protection to Bitwarden by setting up two-step login with a YubiKey.| Bitwarden
Security Advisory YSA-2024-03 Infineon ECDSA Private Key Recovery Published Date: 2024-09-03Tracking IDs: YSA-2024-03CVE: In ProcessCVSS Severity: 4.9 Summary A vulnerability was discovered in Infineon’s cryptographic library, which is utilized in YubiKey 5 Series, and Security Key Series with firmware prior to 5.7.0 and YubiHSM 2 with firmware prior to 2.4.0. The severity of the issue […]| Yubico
Google's Authenticator app isn't as secure as you think. Here's what you need to know to switch to a good 2FA alternative.| All Things Secured
Now available for purchase: YubiKey 5 Series and Security Key Series with new YubiKey 5.7 firmware| Yubico
If you're looking to transfer Google Authenticator to a new phone or to a different 2FA app, this tutorial will guide you step-by-step.| All Things Secured
This tutorial demonstrates how to reset a YubiKey close to factory defaults and create a backup of most YubiKey applications on a spare key.| Privacy Guides
Learn how to set up a security key, like YubiKey or Titan, so you can use it for two-factor authentication in 1Password.| 1Password
Protect yourself from account takeovers with the efficient, multi-protocol YubiKey 5C NFC. Go passwordless with our NFC capable security key today.| www.yubico.com
We know traditional authentication methods haven’t always been the most user-friendly, which is why we created the YubiKey––it makes logging into your accounts simple and secure.| Yubico
The industry's #1 security key, enabling strong two-factor, multi-factor and passwordless authentication.| Yubico
Multi-factor authentication is a security mechanism that requires additional verification beyond your username (or email) and password. This usually comes in the form of a one-time passcode, a push notification, or plugging in and tapping a hardware security key. Common protocols Email and SMS MFA Email and SMS MFA are examples of the weaker MFA protocols. Email MFA is not great as whoever controls your email account can typically both reset your password and receive your MFA verification.| privsec.dev
