It was installed when I plugged it in for the first time and I get the standard sound from windows that a device has been connected. When I plug the device on my laptop the led flashes once. On the Yubico Authenticator App for iOS when I pull down and try the NFC I get the error message 'The requested functionality is missing or disabled in the key configuration'. It is expected to get a notification that redirects you to a Yubico page where you can copy your key. Before writing down the issues I have to say that I also own a 5C NFC and it worked as expected. According to Duo’s State of the Auth 2019 survey, 77 per cent of those surveyed were aware of 2FA, while 53 per cent have used it in their daily lives.I bought as a back up the model C NFC (labeled Y-400 on Amazon) and I am having issues with it. The new device comes at a time when there’s greater awareness of the importance of 2FA, which as Reg readers know, offers an additional layer of security beyond passwords by challenging attempted log-ins to provided a special, computer-generated one-time password (OTP). However, Apple at last relented on the NFC front with the release of iOS 13 last year, meaning punters can use the tech to authenticate using the built-in NFC radios on selected iPhone devices. Authentication on iPad Pro devices via USB-C keys is not yet supported. Cache of the Titans: Let's take a closer look at Google's own two-factor security keys READ MOREĪs Reg readers will know, iOS APIs did not allow access to the iDevice's NFC hardware by any non-Apple apps prior to last year's iOS 13, putting a spoke in the wheel of such competitors to Apple Pay as the, er, ' Brexit EU settled status app'.

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