Definitely not accessible for everyone, but I don’t think they’re insinuating that everyone needs to host their own server.
My brother has the one with the apple bundle that was super easy to set up bc it’s Apple, but he can still move the domain if needed.
Damn I live in one of these. You guys are welcome
My mega from 8 years ago is a tank! Basically my shower speaker now and lasts over 4-6 months per charge doing that
This entire “article” is just an ad for credible - affiliate links and all
Let me tell you son. Back in the day, headphones used to have a wire
I think y'all are talking about different things. Some sites (like google) have direct yubikey support where you plug the key into the device and what you're talking about isn't an issue
Other sites don't have direct support, but allow you to use any authenticator app which is what you're talking about with using the yubico authenticator app/key combination. Plugging it into a yubico authenticator app on any device will show the codes
Unfortunately I don't have an answer for a way to protect those other accounts. I guess the hope is that if you lose it, it can't be tied to your accounts, just the websites themselves
Interesting I'll check that out!
Sounds simple and effective, I'll try that out on one of my test keys. Thanks
Apparently they'd have to go out of their way to support it (Bluetooth has to be configured and enabled) so it will not be implemented
I mean the right is obviously much worse, straight up lies vs careful omission. Not trying to defend that since it kinda goes without saying around here.
For this tho when one of the fastest/widest margin bills to pass congress this past year is blocking foreign tech media because it might influence elections, while our domestic tech companies have already been proven to do that over and over for the past few elections it just shows neither side actually cares about misinformation, just controlling it for themselves
Regardless of everything else, it’s just ironic that he said this in Milwaukee, the second most segregated city in the country