I believe in, and am a big proponent of physical 2FA being widely adopted -- though I own a half-dozen YubyKeys, I do wonder what their profit margins are. They feel a lot more expensive than they should be.
They always neglect to mention that you can't (unless something changed recently) upgrade the firmware. It's carefully crouched in wording, but to read the site you'd say "Oh, so I just upgrade". No, you buy a new version of the device. And hopefully it's not like the last vulnerability when at least for a while they kept selling the vulnerable devices to deplete their stock unless you knew enough to ask for one specifically with the new firmware.
I believe in, and am a big proponent of physical 2FA being widely adopted -- though I own a half-dozen YubyKeys, I do wonder what their profit margins are. They feel a lot more expensive than they should be.
They used to be so cheap that WIRED offered them as signup freebies. I wonder what happened.
> New Era
But no PQC?
They always neglect to mention that you can't (unless something changed recently) upgrade the firmware. It's carefully crouched in wording, but to read the site you'd say "Oh, so I just upgrade". No, you buy a new version of the device. And hopefully it's not like the last vulnerability when at least for a while they kept selling the vulnerable devices to deplete their stock unless you knew enough to ask for one specifically with the new firmware.