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Already own 3 yubico5 NFC keys, (one of them stored offsite) they work as intended, Bank, Google, Windows hello. I have a PIV certificate loaded in the key, so for very sensitive stuff, it's worth every penny. However, most sites also accept passkeys, and I started just using that.
Passkeys are stored in iCloud, and my Apple ID is protected by two hardware keys (which I leave at home) + stolen device protection. I think that's a good balance between security and convenience.
Already own 3 yubico5 NFC keys, (one of them stored offsite) they work as intended, Bank, Google, Windows hello. I have a PIV certificate loaded in the key, so for very sensitive stuff, it's worth every penny. However, most sites also accept passkeys, and I started just using that.
Passkeys are stored in iCloud, and my Apple ID is protected by two hardware keys (which I leave at home) + stolen device protection. I think that's a good balance between security and convenience.
Where did you buy PIV cert and what are your use cases for it?
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Or for extra pizzazz wear it as a necklace. Lol.
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Or for extra pizzazz wear it as a necklace. Lol.
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Passkeys are stored in iCloud, and my Apple ID is protected by two hardware keys (which I leave at home) + stolen device protection. I think that's a good balance between security and convenience.
Passkeys are stored in iCloud, and my Apple ID is protected by two hardware keys (which I leave at home) + stolen device protection. I think that's a good balance between security and convenience.
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