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  • [Suggestion] Support for FIDO U2F (Yubikeys and many other)

for security reasons I would like to have support for Yubikeys, the system is called FIDO U2F (not TOTP!)

there is a 5 year old conversation: https://together.bunq.com/d/3031-support-for-fido-u2f-yubikeys
which is answered unsatisfactory (because a 3-Step verification e.g. in opening the account and also fingerprints or passphrases have got nothing to do with a solid hardware two factor authentication

Ist there a chance to get this on to the developers road map?

Best Regards,

Karl

    Thijs changed the title to [Suggestion] Support for FIDO U2F (Yubikeys and many other).
      5 days later

      @New-Magenta-Wolf-2880063054#280534
      FYI: https://together.bunq.com/d/54785-suggestion-support-webauthnhardware-keys
      https://together.bunq.com/d/12798-fido2-support-example-yubikey

      (https://together.bunq.com/d/57245-2fa-authenticator-app)

      What's your position on Passkeys? Would it answer your functional requirement or would you prefer a Yubikey?

      Also, in your mind, when using a Yubikey (U2F) with bunq, does it ask for a PIN+Touch or do you only have to touch the Yubikey's 'button'?

        5 months later

        I'm asking for FIDO U2F, not an authenticator app and no Fingerprint.
        FIDO U2F is a second hardware device like e.g. a Yubikey and we use this for every access e.g. for cloud software (SaaS) and services like Google Drive, or e.g. Facebook as well.
        The link you posted show a feature request from May 2019

        is this on the roadmap already?

          a month later

          Yes please... More security with the login
          MFA ... Any kind.
          Fingerprint or password is simply not enough for a bank account.

          Authenticator app, Fido2

          We are facing hard times on the internet, especially with the upcoming AI hacking

            To go with the times a physical Passkey with PIN might be a thing that suits a modern bank and should also work on mobile devices through NFC :-)

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