Yubikey

>>62210429
I don't see the point, personally. It's the equivalent of a png file that you made in paint by scribbling different colors around, and saved to a flash drive to use as a 2FA file.

If by memery you are asking if they don't work, yes they are memery. They are no more secure than your regular windows logon screen. It wouldn't be hard to program your own that would work with any old USB stick and it would probably be more secure.

>>62210471
>>62210478
No more secure than a windows login screen?

Can't you do quite a bit with these things?

http://www.bootc.net/archives/2013/06/09/my-perfect-gnupg-ssh-agent-setup/

>>62210514
Explain to me how this would be any more complex than an encrypted flash drive with a paint file that I described above, to be used as 2FA?

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>his laptop doesnt have a fingerprint sensor

>>62210528
Honestly no idea, but how would your paint file be used as 2fa for web services like the yubikey is?

are these physical botnets?

>>62210429
Can't you just create one yourself?

>>62210589
Not him, but there's no reason it couldn't be used the same way you could use it as a 2nd factor of authorization in Keepass.

>>62210429
Yes
>secure your computer via password
>password is forever in memory
or
>get yubigay
>lose it
>have to toss your hard drive in the trash

>>62210429
I don't understand how is this secure.

>>62210540
Fingerprints are for identification, not authentication

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>>62210540
>roller-type scanner
>it never worked and got gunk stuck all inside almost immediately

>>62210540
my thinkpad one has never worked