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Our software library provides a free download of Yubico Authenticator 4.1 for Mac. The program lies within Productivity Tools, more precisely General. The actual developer of this free Mac application is Yubico. This Mac download was scanned by our antivirus and was rated as virus free. The file size of the latest downloadable setup file is 18 MB. Due to developments outside of Yubico’s control, this tool cannot function on macOS Catalina (10.15). Apple has changed entitlements in authorization and added extra protections to the login process, which prevents it from communicating with USB devices (including the YubiKey).
Notes on installing and setting up your YubiKey 4 for various platforms and applications.
Introduction
The YubiKey is a hardware device manufactured by Yubico that provides a hardware 'second factor' enabling true two-factor authentication: something you know (your password) and something you have (your YubiKey). It enables you to easily and securely log in to accounts by emitting one-time passwords or using a FIDO-based public/private key pair generated by the device.
Operation
- Simply plug it into an unused USB port.
- During certain types of authentication you will be prompted on screen to press the inset copper button marked with and (often lit) 'Y'.
Security Hints
- If you trust your environment (like at home) you can keep the YubiKey near or even plugged into your computer.
- In low trust environments (coffee shops, hotel rooms, etc.) keep your YubiKey with you at all times (in a pocket or purse). If your computer is compromised, it won't be accessible without the YubiKey that you have on you.
- Do not use SMS text messages for two-factor authentication.
Enable YubiKey TFA for applications
See also: How to Secure Your Google, Dropbox, and GitHub Accounts With a U2F Key
LastPass
This requires a YubiKey token (cover the button for approximately one second) on laptop/desktop to unlock LastPass.
- My Vault -> Account Settings -> Multifactor Options
- Set up one free option (e.g., Google Authenticator) - this is a useful backup
- YubiKey (an easier option) is available when using LastPass Premium ($12/year)
- Select the YubiKey option.
- Insert the YubiKey device into a USB port on your computer.
- Focus your cursor on the 'YubiKey #1' field.
- Press the button on the YubiKey device.
- A long string of dots should appear in the YubiKey #1 field.
- Change the 'YubiKey Authentication' status to 'Enabled'
- Set 'Enabled' > 'Yes'
- Set 'Permit Offline Access' > 'Disallow'
- Press the Update button
- Enter your LastPass master password and press Confirm.
- YubiKey is now enabled for your LastPass account.
- If you have a YubiKey Neo (CivicActions uses the YubiKey 4 model) and your phone supports NFC, you can touch the Neo against your phone to unlock on mobile.
For each Google account you have:
- Visit https://accounts.google.com/b/0/SmsAuthSettings#devices
- Enable TFA, and complete the phone verification process (phone will act as backup TFA).
- Click on 'Security Keys' and follow instructions to add YubiKey.
- Return to the main page and add a second phone and/or print backup codes.
- As long as you have a backup, you can also install the YubiKey Authenticator app, and configure your account to use that for the backup TFA instead of SMS/phone - this is the same as the Google Authenticator app, except that it stores the credentials on your YubiKey instead of the phone.
- If you have funky devices/apps that don't support TFA, you can set an application specific password using that tab. This includes sending E-mail from your personal Gmail account using your civicactions.com IMAP, for instance.
GitHub
- Visit https://github.com/settings/two_factor_authentication/configure
- Enable TFA, and complete the phone verification process (phone will act as backup TFA).
- Then you can 'Register new device' in the 'Security keys' section
AWS Root Account
For each AWS account you have:
- Visit https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home?region=us-east-1#security_credential
- Under MFA, add a Virtual MFA device.
- Use YubiKey Authenticator app to scan the QR code, and enter the response code, then close and reopen the app and enter the second response code.
AWS IAM Account
- Visit https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home?region=us-east-1#users
- Choose your user name
- Click on Manage your MFA device
- Use Google Authenticator app to scan the QR code, and enter the response code
- then close and reopen the app and enter the second response code.
- using YubiKey untested - don't have YubiKey Authenticator set up
Securing your Laptop
https://ameblo.jp/finoronbeakth1983/entry-12639564023.html. Your laptop should lock (require a password to resume) on screen close and after 15 minutes idle time.
Yubikey Management Tool
YubiKey Neo U2F Setup
Some older YubiKeys (like the Neo) need to have U2F (Universal Second Factor) enabled before use. (If you are unsure, ask any IT staff member or on the #general slack channel.)
For these YubiKeys, you may need to install and configure some software that 'personalizes' your YubiKey. Note: newer YubiKeys may not require this step.
Install Packages
Arch
See also: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/yubikey
Fedora
See also: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Using_YubiKeys_with_Fedora
Ubuntu, Xubuntu
See also: https://askubuntu.com/questions/720314/how-to-install-yubikey-personalization-tool-on-ubuntu
Mac OS X
Download and install the YubiKey Personalization Tool from the Mac App Store at https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/yubikey-personalization-tool
Yubikey Customization Tool
Personalize your YubiKey
This allows you to use your YubiKey with Google TFA (new fangled U2F), as well as LastPass (which uses the OTP application).
GNU/Linux command line
Mac OSX YubiKey tool
This should be straightforward, but waiting for a pull request that clearly explains how to:
- Enable
OTP
,U2F
&CCID
- Personalize Configuration Slot 2 with options:
chal-resp
(Set challenge-response mode)chal-hmac
(Generate HMAC-SHA1 challenge responses)hmac-lt64
(Calculate HMAC on less than 64 bytes input)serial-api-visible
(Allow serial number to be read using an API call)
Registering a YubiKey
These instructions apply to registering a YubiKey. A YubiKey will allow you to provide advanced authentication to sites without using your phone. To obtain a YubiKey, contact the Biology Help Desk.
For instructions on how to log in using YubiKey, please scoll down the page to next section.
To download YubiKey Personalization Tool you will have to sign into the App store using your Apple ID and Password
1. Go to Multi-Factor Authentication Home page (https://idms-mfa.oit.duke.edu/mfa/home)
2. Sign in using your NetID and password.
3. Select Advanced Options
4. Select Register a hardware toke (YubiKey)
Here it is also possible to remove any lost YubiKey tokens.
5. The page which follows, Register your hardware token (YubiKey), contains instructions for setting up the YubiKey.
(https://idms-mfa.oit.duke.edu/mfa/duo/register/token)
(https://idms-mfa.oit.duke.edu/mfa/duo/register/token)
At the bottom of the page, there are required fields to be filled in, to register the YubiKey. Please make sure the page remains open, to complete the process
6. Download and install the YubiKey Personalization Tool.
The links provided will download the YubiKey Personalization Tool.
7. Start the YubiKey Personalization Tool.
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9. Wait for the Personalization Tool to recognize the YubiKey, then click Yubico OTP Mode.
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10. Click Quick How to download battlefield 1.
11. Select Configuration Slot 1, then click Regenerate.
12. Uncheck Hide Values, then click Write Configuration.
13. Click Yes to confirm
14. Click Cancel, if prompted to optionally save the configuration
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15. The following values have to be entered, at the very bottom of the Register your hardware token (YubiKey) page.
Logging in using YubiKey
1. To log in using the YubiKey, enter the NetID and Password, then click the field labeled Enter pass code or insert YubiKey.
2. Insert the YubiKey into an available USB port, then press the disk on top.
3. The YubiKey will enter a passcode, and proceed to log into the web page.
Note: It is safe to remove the YubiKey at any time.