Yubico launches its dual USB-C and Lightning two-factor security key

Re:Yubico launches its dual USB-C and Lightning two-factor s... by po on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @10:15AM (#20747253)

In addition to what you're saying, I also would like to register multiple keys to services such that any one would work, not that both are required. I don't need them to be nuclear keys... I want a backup key stored in a safe and one on my keychain.

This seems to be very uncommon amongst service providers.

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Re:Yubico launches its dual USB-C and Lightning two-factor s... by akerl_ on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @10:46AM (#20747552)

I’d say this is actually the most common. I’m not aware of any websites that allow >1 U2F/FIDO key in the configuration where you need to use all-of-them to log in. Sites either only support 1 key, or support multiple keys and you need 1 of them to log in.

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Re:Yubico launches its dual USB-C and Lightning two-factor s... by coughlanio on Tuesday August 20, 2019 @12:22PM (#20748740)

Yep, I recently got Google's Titan pair of keys, and anywhere that supports hardware keys, I was able to register both, and I'm only required to use one to login.

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Re:Yubico launches its dual USB-C and Lightning two-factor s... by po on Thursday August 22, 2019 @12:52AM (#20764742)

Odd.. I tried to set this up with AWS and it either wasn't supported or works as I was saying. Will have to look again.

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