That latter category includes LastPass Premium, which has an extension for Microsoft Edge (as well as every other modern browser), meaning you can use hardware-based authentication on Windows and ...

Owners of the YubiKey Neo beware. A Chrome feature Google introduced last year has the unintended consequence of being able to bypass one of the security key's protections. Normally, the security ...

The company touts its new YubiKey 5 series as the first to support FIDO2, a standard that allows you to lose passwords entirely. It's been recently supported by Chrome, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.

YubiKey Bio, top left, will fit right in with Yubico’s growing family of security keys. The bottom line is, your office brings a level of built-in security that’s not as readily available at home.

The newest YubiKey has a Lightning connector on one end (for iPhones) and USB-C (iPad Pros, Macs, and a profusion of other devices) on the other. [Photo: courtesy of Yubico] ...

Almost two months after it was first announced, Yubico has launched the YubiKey 5Ci, a security key with dual support for iPhones, Macs and other USB-C ...

Rather than having to remember a passphrase, users can simply tap they YubiKey NEO on the iPhone to authenticate. The update requires iOS 11 or higher running on an iPhone 7, iPhone 8, or iPhone X.

Yubico is announcing a new version of its USB-C equipped YubiKey 5 security key with NFC built in, called the YubiKey 5C NFC. Yubico says it’s available today and will cost $55, which is $5 more ...

Yubico’s first security key with a built-in fingerprint reader is finally launching. The Yubikey Bio, first teased in 2019, will start at $80 for the USB Type A version, and $85 for the USB Type ...

Taking advantage of the more open NFC access on iPhones made possible with iOS 11, Yubico has announced that its physical YubiKey NEO authentication key can now be used to unlock compatible iOS apps.