Whether for personal or professional use, we all place a massive amount of trust in our electronic devices and web services. As data breaches have become more common, a physical form of two-factor ...

The YubiKey 5, the most widely used hardware token for two-factor authentication based on the FIDO standard, contains a cryptographic flaw that makes the finger-sized device vulnerable to cloning when ...

Ask me what's on my keychain, and you'll get the usual suspects: house keys, car keys, and what most people think is a flash drive. But it's not. It's a YubiKey security key, and it's become as ...

NinjaLab, a security research company, has discovered a vulnerability that would allow bad actors to clone YubiKeys. As the company has explained in a security advisory, NinjaLab found a vulnerability ...

In context: The YubiKey is a hardware security key that simplifies two-factor authentication. Instead of receiving codes via text or an app, users simply tap the YubiKey when logging into accounts, ...

The YubiKey 5Ci is the first security key that combines USB-C and Lightning connectors in a single device. It provides iPhone or Mac users with very strong security access to Dashlane, 1Password, ...

Hardware-bound passkeys are still ultimate in security: Yubico VP Your email has been sent Derek Hanson, Yubico’s VP of standards and alliances and an industry expert on passkeys, discusses why device ...

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Whether for personal or professional use, we all place a massive amount of trust in our electronic devices and web services. As data breaches have become more common, a physical form of two-factor ...