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YubiKey NEO

YubiKey NEO

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Product Description
Surfing the web, you log into your email account and someone may be able to get a hold of your username and password. However, if you had a YubiKey NEO, things wouldn't be so simple Read More

What Is It?

You may look at this like many others and think to yourself, what is this thing. Well we're here to explain it. The YubiKey NEO is a One-Time Password (OTP) generator device through both NFC (Near Field Communication) and USB interfaces. When the YubiKey NEO is introduced to an NFC (Near Field Communication) enabled mobile device, it emits an NFC NDEF tag, which triggers your browser or is handled by supporting applications. The same device can also be used on computers with USB and for physical access control. Mobile authentication through NFC contactless technology (NDEF type 4), works with Android, RIM, Windows Phone, Symbian.

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Two Factor Authentication

The YubiKey NEO provides strong two-factor authentication, combining something you know (a password) with something you have (a YubiKey NEO). This two-factor authentication provides you with much stronger security when compared to using only a username and password. By simulating a USB keyboard (HID), YubiKeys require no installation and by drawing power from the host device it also doesn't depend on an internal battery.

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Real Life Example

Surfing the web, you log into your email account and someone may be able to get a hold of your username and password. However, if you had a YubiKey NEO, things wouldn't be so simple. After plugging your YubiKey NEO into your USB or tap your NFC mobile device, it will generate a 44 character OTP for your accounts. When you sign into your email it will now require an OTP generated by your YubiKey NEO.

Imagine that people were monitoring your network traffic without your consent. They may be able to glean your password by examining captured TCP packets, but the YubiKey NEO password they capture will be of no use to them, because it can be used only once! This two-factor authentication system provides you with the security you need to keep your information safe at all times. Check out a video of the YubiKey here.

Core Features

  • Works instantly, no need to re-type pass codes from a device
  • Works on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, Firefox, Chrome, etc
  • Identified as a USB-keyboard, no client software or drivers needed
  • Minimized size; 2 mm thin, 3 grams
  • Practically indestructible; waterproof, crush safe, no battery
  • Integration within minutes with free and open source server software
  • Two slots for multiple configurations: OATH, Challenge-Response etc
  • Manufactured in USA and Sweden with best practice security processes
  • Lowest total cost of ownership for strong two-factor authentication

Special NEO features

  • Emits One Time Passwords (OTP) through both NFC (Near Field Communication) and USB interfaces
  • Mobile authentication through NFC contactless technology (NDEF type 4), works with Android, RIM, Windows Phone, Symbian
  • Featuring Mifare Classic, for legacy physical access control systems
  • Common Criteria certified bank grade authentication ICs
  • CCID compliant USB token, including secure element and JavaCard. Current version limited to an OpenPGP applet.
  • First authentication device to comply with Universal 2nd Factor (U2F) requirements

Shipping

Estimated ship date is Dec 11, 2013 PT.

Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.

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It appears that the Yubikey Neo (and new Neo-N) are now being sold compatible with FIDO U2F protocol. Thus, I'd like to see this drop return - all those who were waiting for a Yubikey Neo, now is the time! Those made prior to Oct 1, 2014 are NOT upgradable nor support U2F, so we need to makeit quite clear that we only want FIDO U2F compliant Neos for the new drop. Hopefully these can be provided at a considerable discount through the drop. They're really a fantastic, usable, Free and Open Source security token and with the latest Snowden reveals (namely, that the NSA and friends has been weakening local and foreign encryption / security standards and programs) we need all the help we can get. Edit: and for password management, I suggest KeePass ( http://www.keypass.info ) or PasswordSafe ( http://passwordsafe.sourceforge.net/ ) Personally, I don't trust anything that isn't Free and Open Source Software as well as under my local control, when it comes to personal information security. There's always a trade off between security and convenience and while few people likely really need the "offline only system with a 1 time pad" level solution, we've given far too much trust to the "cloud" in my opinion, and anyone who has been paying even the least amount of attention should know that's a bad idea. There are compromises that show a user takes their privacy seriously and gives it a considerable boost without requiring too much to be given up in turn. Lets hope we can get this drop arranged...or do we need a new vote for this "version"?
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