Wiki source code of YubiKey Set-Up And Use: Two Factor Authentication Using Hardware (YubiKey) Secure Google, Bitwarden, LastPass
Version 1.1 by Doug Sargent on 2023/03/29 12:31
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| 1 | Your YubiKey is the size of a thumb (flash) drive and plugs into the same place (USB port) on your laptop. | ||
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| 5 | Pressing or tapping button is done with a light touch especially when plugged into a port. | ||
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| 9 | The **YubiKey** is a device that makes two-factor authentication as simple as possible. Instead of a code being texted to you, or generated by an app on your phone, you press a button on your **YubiKey**. That's it. Each device has a unique code built on to it, which is used to generate codes that help confirm your identity. Press **(tap)** the button softly and you can log in. |