Re: NFC security key on a desktop
On Sun, 10 Jul 2022 01:23:27 +0000
"Kleene, Steven (kleenesj)" <kleenesj@UCMAIL.UC.EDU> wrote:
> My employer uses Duo for two-factor authentication and offers three
> options: cellphone, landline, or security key. I go to the desired app
> (e.g. Outlook) in Firefox. I select the landline I want, Duo calls it,
> and I hit any key to authenticate. So far so good. But as of January
> 1st, my employer will drop support for landlines. I do not have or
> want a cellphone (long story).
>
> That leaves one option: a security key that plugs into USB. I had a
> Yubico Security Key NFC made to work with Duo, and it succeeds when I
> test it from a Windows laptop. But I use a desktop running Buster
> (v10, oldstable). I understand there are NFC (near-field
> communication) readers that can support a security key. Has anyone
> managed to get an NFC reader working with a security key on a Debian
> desktop? If so, I'd like to know how to set that up.
No actual experience with NFC (I use a HyperSecu HyperFIDO via USB),
but see here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/yubikey/comments/j1225h/yubikey_with_nfc_reader_on_linux/
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Celejar
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