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Who supports U2F?
U2F was created by Google and Yubico, and support from NXP, with the vision to take strong public key crypto to the mass market. Today, the technical specifications are hosted by the open-authentication industry consortium known as the FIDO Alliance.
What websites work with YubiKey?
You can set up your YubiKey for use with password management solutions like Dashlane and LastPass, and developer platforms like Github and Bitbucket. Just about every service you can access with non-SMS-based two-factor authentication lets you add a YubiKey to your login protocol.
Are there any websites that support FIDO U2F?
See www.dongleauth.info It contains a list of websites, self-hosted software and USB dongles compatible to U2F (as well as One Time Passwords). So far only Google is supporting FIDO U2F authentication.
Who are the members of the U2F Alliance?
U2F was created by Google and Yubico, and support from NXP, with the vision to take strong public key crypto to the mass market. Today, the technical specifications are hosted by the open-authentication industry consortium known as the FIDO Alliance .
Where can I get Free U2F security key?
Yubico offers free and open source server software for back-end integration through the Yubico Developer Program. Electronic identity — Identity proofing is offered for organizations requiring a higher level of identity assurance. Through service providers, it is possible to bind your U2F Security Key to your real government issued identity.
Where did the idea of U2F come from?
U2F is an open authentication standard that enables internet users to securely access any number of online services with one single security key instantly and with no drivers or client software needed. Home » Authentication standards » What is FIDO U2F? Accept Functional cookies cookies to view the content. Where did U2F come from?