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Re:Pressing YubiKeys by userbinator on Saturday October 03, 2020 @01:32AM (#24669784)
I've never had a YubiKey, but lots of other places use smart cards (ISO 7816) for secure authentication. I suspect they are far more common than YubiKeys or newer tech, especially in the financial industries.
Re:Pressing YubiKeys by dathinab on Saturday October 03, 2020 @07:20AM (#24671244)
YubiKeys can pretend to be PIV of OpenPGP smartcard ;=)

But yes in e.g. banking the security systems had been created long before there where really good USB based security keys so it's probably most times actual smartcards.

But then it also turned out that many smartcatd drivers are just REALY bad and complex potentially making your system more vulnerable so I can totally see companies switching away from them.

Re:Pressing YubiKeys by 4ad on Sunday October 04, 2020 @04:15AM (#24677262)
Not all of them, particularly the cheap U2F ones don't have PIV or PGP.

I would link to a feature matrix, but Yubico makes it impossible to find one (although I know it exists).

Edit: found one https://www.yubico.com/products/compare-products-series/