![]() ![]() ![]() The key I bought is the one on the far right. The key came in a tiny envelope that at first I didn't even see in the Amazon box (it can't be more than 2 x 2 inches.) The key is ready as soon as you unbox it, but if you want to test it out you can use Yubico's website. ![]() The FIDO U2F Key is less than $20 on Amazon. But there is another way, and it's a tiny FIDO U2F security key that I've now put on my keychain. Just yesterday I had to go into Google Authenticator for a code and when I logged into my GitHub account from my husband's laptop, I needed to enter the code I got by text. If you haven't read the article, I recommend you do, after which you'll likely get used to the idea of having 2FA on some of your accounts. Last week we discussed the basics of two-factor authentication (2FA) and why it's a good idea to take advantage of it. ![]()
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