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Yubico FIDO Two Factor Authentication USB and NFC Security Key Expired
$12.25
$24.50
Yubico Inc. via Amazon has Yubico FIDO Two Factor Authentication USB and NFC Security Key on sale for $12.25. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.
Thanks to community member bassilap for finding this deal.
Note: In stock soon. Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas and discussion.
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Thanks to community member bassilap for finding this deal.
Note: In stock soon. Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas and discussion.
Key Features:
- The Yubico Security Key NFC is FIDO certified and works with Google Chrome and any FIDO-compliant application on Windows, Mac OS or Linux. Secure your login and protect your Gmail, Dropbox, Outlook, Dashlane, 1Password, accounts and more.
- This key will not work with LastPass; upgrade to any YubiKey 5 for LastPass.
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Yubico FIDO Security Key NFC - Two Factor Authentication USB and NFC Security Key, Fits USB-A Ports and Works with Supported NFC Mobile Devices – FIDO U2F and FIDO2 Certified
This key does NOT support OTP fyi.
It's also listed as "In stock soon" > FREE Delivery Aug 20 - 27 for Prime members
Looks like this is lowest price yet according to CCC.
https://www.amazon.com/Yubico-Sec...B07M8YBWQ
This key does NOT support OTP fyi.
It's also listed as "In stock soon" > FREE Delivery Aug 20 - 27 for Prime members
Looks like this is lowest price yet according to CCC.
https://www.amazon.com/Yubico-Sec...B07M8YBWQ
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edit; found a good comparison... https://thekernel.com/compare-yubikey-5-series/
You def wnat the YubiKey 5 not this one.
But haven't returned to it yet :p
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I feel they gave up on that aspect of prime and used the pandemic as an excuse
But haven't returned to it yet :p
Do the right thing and ditch Prime
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edit; found a good comparison... https://thekernel.com/compare-yubikey-5-series/
You def wnat the YubiKey 5 not this one.
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edit; found a good comparison... https://thekernel.com/compare-yubikey-5-series/
You def wnat the YubiKey 5 not this one.
EDIT: In response to why these exist, it's because they were created with the assumption phone apps/browsers would someday use NFC to read the key to authenticate, instead of requiring you to plug the key into the phone itself. Suffice to say, that hasn't really happened (or if it has, it certainly hasn't gone mainstream).
EDIT: In response to why these exist, it's because they were created with the assumption phone apps/browsers would someday use NFC to read the key to authenticate, instead of requiring you to plug the key into the phone itself. Suffice to say, that hasn't really happened (or if it has, it certainly hasn't gone mainstream).
It works on the iPhone. I use it when I have to authenticate my Gmail.
Lastpass, bitwarden, keepass and several other password managers....it'll identify you to apps on your phone and probably on pc (I run linux so no idea about windows). I'd know more but I'm not paying them $50 for one.
I have no idea how you use THIS key.....the Yubikey 5 has nfc for mobile among other things.