Apple releases iOS 16.3 with support for physical security keysThe update also tweaks the way you call emergency services.By W. Shanklin, 01.23.2023
Yubico's new security keys have fingerprint readers for added protectionYubiKey Bio devices are available in USB-A and USB-C formats.By K. Holt, 10.05.2021
Google offers free Titan security keys to help secure political campaignsThe keys will help reduce the risk of hacking.By R. England, 02.11.2020
Yubico is making it easier for businesses to buy its YubiKeysTwo new enterprise services will streamline the logistical challenges involved in the tech's adoption.By R. England, 02.04.2020
Lightning-compatible YubiKey 5Ci could secure your iPhone loginsIt also has a USB-C port for when you need to use an Android device or computer instead. By I. Bonifacic, 08.20.2019
Yubico recalls government-grade security keys due to bugThe flaw reduces the randomness of cryptographic keys. By A. Khalid, 06.13.2019
Google recalls some Titan security keys after finding Bluetooth vulnerabilityThe company will provide users with a free replacement. By A. Khalid, 05.15.2019
You can sign into your Microsoft account without a passwordSecurity keys and Windows Hello are now options.By J. Fingas, 11.20.2018
YubiKey 5’s FIDO2 support will help you ditch passwords entirelyThe new line supports USB-A, USB-C and NFC.By S. Krishna, 09.24.2018
Twitter adds support for login verification with a USB keyYou can use a security key instead of having a code sent to your phone.By M. Locklear, 06.26.2018
iPhone owners can now use Yubikey NFC tags to unlock appsIt offers an extra line of physical defence.By K. Filippidis, 05.23.2018
Firefox takes a big step towards eliminating passwordsThe browser's latest version includes Web Authentication support.By S. Krishna, 05.09.2018
Get ready to lose the tiniest USB-C authentication key in the worldThe YubiKey family welcomes the 4C Nano.By R. England, 09.27.2017
Facebook offers extra security with USB key supportInstead of a code, you can plug in a stick like YubiKey to prove it's really you.By N. Summers, 01.26.2017
Six gifts for your paranoid friends and familyRemember, it doesn't mean they're not out to get you.By V. Blue, 11.25.2016
Google experiments with hardware-based authentication, envisions passwordless futureBy T. O'Brien, 01.18.2013