Yubikey Neo support for 1Password?
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No definite plans that I’m aware of at this point, but definitely cool technology and we’ll be keeping an eye on it.
Ben
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Ben:
One of the things you can do with the Yubikey is attach a PIN to the device (or, in reality, change the default PIN) so that you can do a more traditional 2FA authentication. With the very strong passwords that the subscription service requires, this would add both convenience and added security to the vaults.
The Yubikey (or one of the authorized keys, remember, you want a backup) would be presented to the machine via USB, touched to activate, and then a PIN entered before the vault could be unlocked. Something similar would happen on the mobile side as well.
I’m less concerned about the mobile side, but much more concerned about the desktop side—especially since my machine locks itself multiple times throughout the day. Add in the very lengthy password and there is some productivity lost every day. To the point where I am preferring the apple keychain over 1password.
Also, just sayin, LastPass implemented it right out of the gate :)
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Thanks for chiming in! As Ben mentioned, it's something we can consider adding in the future. Though, notably, that wouldn't work anyway unless you're using a 1Password.com account. And we already have two-factor authentication there.
However, it's impossible to have a second when there is no authentication, as with local vaults. And it sounds like you're not talking about using YubiKey as a second factor anyway, if it's in lieu of entering your Master Password. That would be single factor. But thank you for letting us know that you'd specifically like us to add support for YubiKey to 1Password. Cheers! :)
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Another vote for Yubikey Neo support. Would be a nice addition for membership users.
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Please add Yubikey for 2FA.
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Another vote for Yubikey!
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Thanks for sharing your input, @seanpowell.
Ben
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Another vote :+1:
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Thanks, prime.
Ben
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+1
This is huge and seems pretty obvious for a security product. Additionally, the fact that the only 2FA option for 1Password utilizes a mobile app (Google Authenticator, Authy, etc.) with a QR code-based-one-time-password is far from ideal. If I am a user of 1Password and I'm taking advantage of all its features, I will not have one of the mentioned authenticator apps on my phone—I will be using 1Password to handle my 2FA QR-code-based OTPs. If that is the case, I think the issue is pretty obvious.
I'd like to see Yubikey NEO added as an option for 2FA in addition to SMS, since I don't want to have to keep Authy/Google Authenticator on my iPhone as just an app to manage 2FA for 1Password.
I've used 1Password personally for years, but Lastpass at my employers. I love that 1Password has the ability to manage OTPs (unlike Lastpass), but Lastpass's support for Yubikey NEO has me on the fence. I'd love to see this taken care of 😉
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Thanks you for the responses @Ben and @brenty for the prompt responses.
I understand why you wouldn't want SMS from a security perspective. My point in mentioning SMS was specifically that it was a 2FA option that didn't require an application for which 1Password was already satisfying the need for. I'd love to see U2F and Yubikey support.
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:+1: :)
Ben
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SMS is the worst there is. It shouldn’t be used anymore at all for a 2nd factor, but sadly banks still use this.
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I'd say email is worse, but it's a close call. ;)
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Another vote for Yubikey Neo support for 1Password IOS.
As an aside, I love that Agilebits stays on the forefront but not the bleeding edge of security issues, and for your well-reasoned explanations of why you support and use various technologies or standards. I wish every vendor I did business with would do likewise. Keep up the great work :)
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Thanks for the kind words and feedback, @nightyear. :)
Ben
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Another vote for Yubikey Neo support for 1Password IOS.
Best regards
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:+1:
Ben
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Thanks @JamesHenderson. We do have support for Duo at some membership levels which may offer a more true “2FA” experience. We will continue to evaluate how Yubikey may fit in to the equation, though.
Ben
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1Password Teams and 1Password Business, yes.
Ben
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it doesn't truly have 2 factors as I understand it to be defined (something you know and something you have).
@JamesHenderson: That's not inherently true. You're welcome to use a dedicated device for two-factor authentication. And old phone will work, even without any internet access. :)
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