Yubico made a couple of exciting announcements concerning its YubiKey NEO authentication hardware today. The first is that the key is now compatible with iPhones, allowing users to employ two-factor ...

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PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 6, 2012) - Yubico, the strong authentication innovator, today announced the production launch of the YubiKey NEO. This new authentication token, developed by the ...

The YubiKey NEO now works with applicable iOS apps, thanks to Yubico's new SDK. When he's not battling bugs and robots in Helldivers 2, Michael is reporting on AI, satellites, cybersecurity, PCs, and ...

Hardware authentication keymaker Yubico announced an iOS software development kit today, enabling iOS developers to add YubiKey Neo NFC authentication to their apps. Yubico also announced that LogMeIn ...

When Apple put an NFC chip into the iPhone 7 and later, it was initially limited to Apple Pay. iOS 11 opened up access to third-party developers, and YubiKey has just taken advantage of that to allow ...

PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwired - Sep 9, 2013) - Yubico, the leading provider of simple, open online identity protection, today announced that the company has been selected to demonstrate the YubiKey NEO ...

While the concept of Trojans attacking smart cards is not an entirely new phenomenon, what is disconcerting is that in 2012, the Skyipot Trojan targeted U.S. government agencies to gain access to ...

Check the firmware version for your YubiKey Neo as a security flaw allows a bypass of the PIN. Since affected devices can't be updated, Yubico has started issuing free replacements if the firmware is ...

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.

Update to add comment from Google on U2F technology. If there's one thing that decades of computer use have taught security experts, it's that most of us are really bad at creating good passwords.