The form factor of the Spare Key does not need to be the same as your first purchased Key.

Please use our Works with YubiKey Catalog to check which services and Keys are supported.įurthermore, we at Yubico always recommend you buy a Spare Key as well, in case you lose your main Key.

Which services would you like to use the Key with? YubiKey 5 NFC, YubiKey 5C NFC, Security Key*, YubiKey 5C, YubiKey 5Ci, YubiKey C BIO - Fido edition* & YubiKey BIO - Fido edition

If you want to have your YubiKey on your keychain:.

If you want to have the Key inserted in your device most of the time:.

USB C: YubiKey 5C NFC, YubiKey 5Ci, YubiKey 5C, YubiKey 5C Nano & YubiKey C BIO - Fido edition*.

USB A: YubiKey 5 NFC, YubiKey 5 Nano, Security Key NFC * & YubiKey BIO - Fido edition.

What USB-ports do the devices you wish to protect have? To choose your YubiKey, ask yourself the following questions: Yubico offers plenty of different form-factors for the YubiKey as well as different options for the connectors. This physical layer of protection prevents many account takeovers that can be done virtually. When logging into an account with a YubiKey registered, the user must have the account login credentials (username+password), and the YubiKey registered to the account. The YubiKey is an extra layer of security to your online accounts.

I would update this post with sources once I would be confident enough But here is the STL who wants to replicate this – Yubikey 5C Framework Card.stl (3.Before looking into which YubiKey would suit your needs the best, it’s important to understand what a YubiKey is: It is still WIP, but I’m surprised I translated right OpenSCAD to OnShape almost right.įrameWork, please post PDFs with dimensions of exterior of the cards. My daily riders are usually macs and once I got a Framework (and USB-A ports) I got a dilemma - to spend another $50 on extra Yubikey 5A Nano (because it has a hole to attach keychain or other pulling device) or to design this.

Usually it is plugged to the dock, but in true laptop mode it sticks out too much providing potential chance to break or break a laptop’s usb-c port. Suboptimal design of 5C Nano assumes I have to use fingernails or pliers every time I want to remove it. And of course the whole point is to remove it when it is not in use. I use Yubikey as a smartcard for many things and need it usually all the time. Started as a rough idea, but seems it works.

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