Note that it is probably much easier to just have Google Authenticator configured on your phone but adding your TOTP tokens to a Yubikey gives you another option and you can use two Yubikeys and keep all your TOTP codes off your phone. Once you remove the key you would no longer be able to get new codes. You should now have a new entry generating your codesħ. If you want to do multiple keys, you can either keep changing the keys while the barcode is visible, or write down the secret key and add the tokens later.Ħ. In Yubico Authenticator go to "Add new credentials" or scan barcode and provide the required information.
#QTPASS YUBIKEY FULL#
Plug in your Yubikey (Should work with full function keys: Nano, 4, Neo, etc but not with blue U2F & FIDO2 keys)ĥ. Enable Google Authenticator (There's an option to view the secret or barcode)Ĥ. Log into LastPass and go to Account Settingsģ.
#QTPASS YUBIKEY INSTALL#
And depending on your use cases:ĭownload and install Yubico Authenticator (Android, Mac, Windows)Ģ.
I think this should work for you if you use LastPass and don't want to go Premium (Which enables the Yubikey OTP functionality). When searching online for plugins/info/etc on pass, search for "zx2c4 pass" to eliminate lots of noise. passff for FireFox and a couple of options for Chrome too. That way I can always access my git remote offline. While I could store it on github or drop box or some other cloud location, I keep my git remote on a USB stick. Qtpass uses git for password syncing to other devices/cloud. Using pass or git and gpg2 directly Configurable shoulder surfing protection options Cross platform: Linux, BSD, OS X and Windows Per-folder user selection for multi recipient encryption Multiple profiles Easy onboarding Logo based on Heart-padlock by AnonMoos. This also allows you to share a password store, as you may share say, a bank account, with your spouse and you both need to get into it. QtPass is a GUI for pass, the standard unix password manager. qtpass can encrypt passwords to multiple keys, which is recommended, as one of your keys may become lost, stolen, or defective. where we have a threshold of two and here we have for authentication methods we have password we have Yubikey we have Tang. I generate the private key directly on the yubikey, so the private key has never been on any other device. Qtpass uses the PGP key storage slots on the yubikey. qtpass is also single factor, but using the yubikey instead of a password that could be guessed.
That's essentially single factor auth using password on the store.
The other password managers, afaik, have a master password and only use u2f for online login to your account. The cheaper u2f security key won't do what I describe. This only applies if you have a full feature yubikey Neo/4/4c/etc.
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