Yubico YubiKey 5C NFC
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Yubico YubiKey 5C NFC

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avoelsen

4 years ago

Why are some of these (all) products massively more expensive at digitec than if you buy them directly from [link removed. Please adhere to the Community guidelines. htttps://www.digitec.ch/de/wiki/4490]. I think digitec should provide better information or not offer such products.

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Raffaele Santuari

4 years ago

The mentioned product is offered by a third party trader via our platform, on whose prices we have no influence. Therefore, there may be price differences between our and the marketplace traders.

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Naifu

8 months ago

Yubikeys with firmware lower than 5.7 are affected by an unpatchable security vulnerability: https://www.yubico.com/support/security-advisories/ysa-2024-03/ This affects all keys produced before 21 May 2024. Is it guaranteed that version 5.7 will be delivered when I order keys?

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Surush Asilnya

7 months ago

As the manufacturer does not differentiate between GTINs, it is not guaranteed according to my research. It is possible that an older firmware is also delivered, as I cannot trace which ones were produced when and which were just delivered by one of the suppliers. Otherwise you would have a 30-day right of return. You can find more information about this here

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Anonymous

4 weeks ago

I have ordered 2 new YubiKey 5C NFC and received them on 14/04/2025. Both have version 5.7.1 installed. Unfortunately, I cannot see the passkeys via the Yubico Authenticator app (version 7.2.0). Tested with Linux, OSX, Windows, Android. The passkeys are not displayed for all of them. They do work, .... but it is very annoying if you can't see which passkeys are on the stick. Does anyone have the same problem, or does anyone know what to do now...

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Anonymous

4 weeks ago

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There are "discoverable" and "non-discoverable" passkeys. Non-discoverable passkeys are not visible on the YubiKey because nothing about them is stored there. It is the service provider (online shop etc.) that decides which type of passkey to use. Yes, I also find it sub-optimal, so you have to manually track which key you use for which shop. For example, eBay uses non-discoverable passkeys, Amazon discoverable passkeys (which you can then see on the YubiKey).

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