I didn’t want to shell out the $50… so instead I decided to roll our own solution with some cheap NFC tags I got on Amazon. Well, for the smart researchers out there, you already know about the Yubikey NEO. Voila! You now know none of your passwords and are super secure!īut wait… How do I plug in my Yubikey in to my phone? I have to be able to use 1Password on my phone! Then, you set your 1Password master password to be a combination of a simple password you remember and the 30 character password stored on your Yubikey. The gist of the story is, you use 1Password to generate a 30 character password and store that password on your Yubikey. Colby Aley did this about two years ago… but I’d like to pick up where he left off. In other words, you can program your Yubikey to output a password that you come up with.
Certain Yubikeys allow you to program the friendly little device with certain things the important one being the static password. What if someone gets that password? They’ll have access to all of your passwords, I’m afraid. From there, you can copy/paste or have it auto fill your complicated 30 character password into the site you’re trying to log in to.īut wait…. Gone are the days of using the same password on different sites… 1Password allows you to use… well… 1 password to access all of your passwords. You can access your passwords on any device and any platform - you just need to have their app.
1Password allows you to generate and store passwords of any length and any complexity into 1 application. * 1Password - The Password Manager * Yubico - The Two-Factor Authentication distributor in the form of the ever powerful “Yubikey” * NFC tags - Programable NFC tags. There are a couple services I want you to be familiar with first: In this article, I’m going to talk about something I did to navigate away from the “1 password for every site” idea and help you never have to remember a full password again! What’s that? Not a single password? Yep! Lets dive in. Do you use 1 universal password for everything? Facebook, Twitter, Google, your bank… the list goes on… you do, don’t you? I did too, I’ll be honest. Hey, you! Yes, you! I have a question for you and I want you to answer it truthfully.
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