Setting up YubiKey 2-factor decryption on an encrypted Linux drive (LUKS)
I recently picked up a Yubico YubiKey 5C NFC, a small yet powerful security key that adds an extra layer of protection to my logins. This versatile device supports various security protocols, including FIDO2, U2F, OTP (One-Time Password), and smart card (PIV). Major tech companies like AWS, GitHub, Twitter, Google, Microsoft, and Apple all support security keys for their login processes, highlighting their importance in modern cybersecurity. One of the standout features of the YubiKey is its adherence to open standards, making it easy to integrate with various products and services.
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