![]() Stable releases for this project are covered by the security advisory policy. ![]() ![]() Created by rubinj on 31 December 2008, updated 7 April 2022.The current maintainers are looking for new people to take ownership.Ĭonsidered feature-complete by its maintainers. This prevents a thief who stole your YubiKey from logging in without a password, but increases the complexity of the log in process. For additional security, users may also require that their password be entered when logging in with their YubiKey.Permissions to Administer Yubikey Module and Administer own Yubikeys.Ability for users to report their yubikey lost.Site administratior sets the required credentials site wide.The ModHex string is sent to the YubiKey authentication servers where it is decrypted and checked that the OTP is valid, that the session is not older than a previous session, that the timestamp is not older than a previous timestamp for this session and that the session use counter is not smaller than a previous OTP for this session. A counter of the number of OTPs generated since the device was inserted. You can add up to five YubiKeys to your account. This includes all YubiKey 4 and 5 series devices, as well as YubiKey NEO and YubiKey NFC. Any YubiKey that supports OTP can be used. A timestamp (based on an 8Hz clock started from when the device was inserted). Two-step login using YubiKey is available for premium users, including members of paid organizations (families, teams, or enterprise). The encrypted string contains: A static secret device id, session (number of times the device has been inserted into an active USB port) count. The OTP is a ModHex encoded string consisting of a unique id and an AES128 encrypted string. When the YubiKey button is clicked, it "types" out an OTP. YubiKeys work as follows: The device registers itself as a USB keyboard so it works with any operating system. This offers additional security to the users even over insecure connections. Users can assign one or more YubiKeys to an existing account, and log in using a YubiKey. It does not require special software, and since it does not generate the same OTP (One Time Password) more than once, nothing is shared among associated sites. YubiKey is a secure method for logging into many websites using a cryptographically secure usb token. I don't have Yubikey 5.x security key (only old, 4.x) and 4.x already not supported.
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