Starting today, users can use hardware security keys manufactured by Swedish company Yubico to log into a local Windows OS account. After more than six months of testing, the company released ...

Yubico's keys are already used to protect Gmail, Dropbox, password managers and more, and can also be used to log into Mac and Linux machines. After six ...

Swedish company Yubico has announced that its hardware security keys can now be used to login to a local Windows OS account.

Yubico announced today that Yubico Login for Windows is now generally available, allowing users to securely gain access to their local Windows accounts. It comes after six months of public preview.

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Last week, Yubico, the company behind the popular YubiKey USB authentication dongles, announced the launch of its $20 Security Key with support for the ...

Yubico also recently teamed up with Google to offer its Titan Security Key through the Google Store. To try out the Windows login application, you can download it from Yubico's website.

It’s a USB Type-C drive about the size of a dime that ranks as Yubico’s smallest device yet. The company said the key is a convenient way for tech-savvy users to securely log into online services.

What makes Yubico's Security Key Series unique is its near-field communication (NFC) capabilities, which let you unlock your accounts with a simple tap of the key to your device.

Yubico has just released YubiKey for Windows Hello, an app that lets you use your YubiKey to easily log in to your PC.

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