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3x YubiKeys (Incl NFC) $84 USD Delivered

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3x YubiKeys (Incl NFC) $84 USD Delivered
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Ltimmypete on 02/12/2013 - 20:51 store.yubico.com (395 clicks)
YubiHoliday6515

‎Cyber Monday‬ coupon code for the YubiKey Holiday pack brings the price down from $99 to $79 plus $5 to ship to Australia. The holiday pack has a standard YubiKey ($25 USD RRP), YubiKey Neo NFC version ($50 USD) and YubiKey Nano ($40 USD) and would normally be $120 US shipped.

For those of you unfamiliar with YubiKeys, they are a USB/NFC based two factor authentication device that a lot of services are starting to adopt. See yesterday's Forbes http://www.forbes.com/sites/amadoudiallo/2013/11/30/google-w… for more info.

Just enter the following code 'YubiHoliday6515' when checking out of your purchase. The code is valid today, 12/2 only (OP: UK time I think(, and can only be used by each customer once (though customers can purchase a total of three packs at the less-discounted rate).

This is also a fantastic offer as if you use LastPass or Password Safe a backup key is essential and the NFC version is compatible with quite a few Android phones (and can double as a gate pass if you have prox sensor entry systems).

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  • c64 on 02/12/2013 - 20:59
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    For those of you unfamiliar with YubiKeys, they are a USB/NFC based two factor authentication device that a lot of services are starting to adopt.

    complete with a back door for the nsa to access :)

    • TimeOrMoney on 02/12/2013 - 21:12
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      Less access for the NSA if you use an offline solution (e.g. Password Safe) with an offline configuration (e.g. challenge-response).

      And once PasswdSafe (Android fork) supports NFC, that YubiKey NEO will be a tremendous boon.

  • Quppa on 02/12/2013 - 22:58

    Cheers, I've been meaning to get an NFC-capable YubiKey for a while now.

  • timmypete on 02/12/2013 - 23:37

    I've been using a standard YubiKey for a while (mainly with my email provider) and have been very happy so far. My only mistake was not ordering a backup token initially so I could use PasswdSafe without worrying, but this deal obviously gets around that easily.

    While the Neo's NFC option is not iOS friendly, I've heard some people have brought mobile authentication to apple devices by using the Dock Connector and Lightning equipped Camera Connection Kits.

  • Shwayne on 02/12/2013 - 23:45

    Who needs all 3 of these. ><

    • TimeOrMoney on 03/12/2013 - 00:11
      +1

      You should have at least a second as a recovery method. Any true 2FA solution means if you lose a factor, you'll effectively lose the account—unless you plan a secure contingency beforehand.

      • luka on 03/12/2013 - 13:47

        You don't necessarily need more than one electronic solution.
        1. Change the AES key
        2. Print the new AES key and store it somewhere safely

      • Shwayne on 03/12/2013 - 13:56

        Are you suggesting that I use 2-3 yubikeys in addition to a password and Google Authenticator to secure my accounts?

        • timmypete on 10/12/2013 - 10:32

          Not necessarily.. one key should be sufficient for everyday use (subject to the comments above on "true" 2FA solutions) but if you use challenge-response to secure Password Safe a backup key is a must.

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