For a more feature-filled device, look to the YubiKey 5 series, which is more expensive and likely harder for the average person to get their money's worth. For its low price and ease of use, it's our Editors' Choice for two-factor authentication security keys. The Security Key by Yubico doesn't have all the bells and whistles of its cousins and competitors, but-at less than half the price-it's an easy solution at a bargain price. Working in conjunction with a traditional password, it's a powerful tool to stop scammers and identity thieves in their tracks. Security Key by Yubico is a USB-A key you insert and tap when prompted to confirm your identity. To make passwords acceptable again, we're now turning to password managers and two-factor authentication to better secure our online accounts. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authenticationĭecades of consumer computer products have taught humanity one thing: Passwords are bad.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.
How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill. How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad. How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages. Even paywalled though, this feature is super important and the fact that it's not already in place is kinda shameful. edit-: Looks like Bitwarden's U2F functionality is paywalled too, so maybe I'm wrong about the PR thing. I was holding out for them to get a security audit, but that's long since been completed and the project has reached a decent maturity. Maybe my coworkers are right and I need to look into jumping ship to Bitwarden after all. They'd either have to paywall U2F as well (and suffer the PR nightmare that would be) or.do nothing. Getting U2F in place would benefit both of those verticals, except for the fact that they paywall YubiKey's original OTP functionality. Personal opinions and observations incoming:īased on what I'm seeing online, LogMeIn/LastPass has majorly dropped focus for end-users in favor of working to improve the enterprise side of things. I've shot out a Tweet to LastPass, but who knows if they'll reply or even see it.
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