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Ordering mine this week. I’ve been using BitWarden for a long time, but I’d like to separate points of failure if you know what I mean.

Order a 3 pack, at least 2. One backup. Register multiple everytime per site if poss 😅

Yes, 2 minimum. They shouldn’t even allow singles. 😬

🤝

Hold up. Can I get you my YubiKey referral url Lolll 🤣

Which? I like 2nd from left, bigger finger easier to hit maybe USBC alltheway

I’ll be getting the USB-C version, as most of my machines have that (or only that) now.

Getting a backup key?

Yes. To keep in the fireproof safe.

I don't think backup keys actually work. The "backup" doesn't do anything to help you access anything.

If you lose a key, you already registered the other. No freakout?

Depends what you mean by "registered".

No one lets you have more than one 2fa on the same account though.

Same account. 2. Can add 3. Namecheap

Microsoft and Google both do. I know they’re “they who shall not be named” around here, but… 🤣

Whoa EZ there, those things are all trash, I've been deep diving the webauthn+fido2 specs past months, and it's a proprietary hellhole. Not a solution for anything.

For instance, the architects decided that the public key should only be exposed once and stored in a mysql Database. Instead they rely on something called credential ID.

The point is, these devices were and are designed for web 2.0.

Oh right, Google injects data into your payload:

https://goo.gl/yabPex

The entire passkey standard is big-enterprise.