2014
Passwords: The horrible security we all use
Elizabeth Weise, USAToday, September 9, 2014
Is a second-factor assist enough to rally web users against passwords?
John Fontana, ZDNet, September 5, 2014
Q and A with Chief Information Security Officer at Duke University about Yubico
Case Study, Security Today, September 3, 2014
Linux kernel source code repositories get better security
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, ZDNet, August 19, 2014
Linux kernel devs made to finger their dongles before contributing code
Neil McAllister, The Register, August 18, 2014
FIDO Alliance member demonstrate new authentication standards
Gina Jordan, SecureIDNews, July 24, 2014
“Multi-Factor Authentication For Financial Services And The FIDO Alliance”
Stina Ehrensvard, Information Security Buzz, May 19, 2014
“Stina Ehrensvärd talks to Secure Ninja TV about YubiKey technology”
Alicia Webb, Secure Ninja, March 17, 2014
“Yubico and the FIDO Alliance Promise an End to Passwords”
Neil Rubenking, PCMagazine, February 28, 2014
“Planning Password Obsolescence: NFC and the YubiKey”
Gabriel Sistare, Serious Wonder, January 20, 2014
“New Technologies Could Mean Never Having to Remember a Password Again”
Kimberlee Morrison, SocialTimes, January 13, 2014
“CES 2014: A Technological Assault on the Password”
Tom Simonite, MIT Technology Review, January 8, 2014
2013
“Even Good Passwords Are Bad. You Need Two-Factor Authentication”
Neil J. Rubenking, PCMagazine, December 20, 2013
“CES To Offer Look At Biometric Alternatives To User Passwords”
Amadou Diallo, Forbes, December 20, 2013
“Make Your Password Manager Even More Secure with a $25 Yubikey”
Melanie Pinola, Lifehacker, October 10, 2013
“Winner of the Technology showcase at Privacy Identity Innovation, 2013”
Voted by the audience at pii2013, September 18, 2013
“Login with one single security key to any number of services”
Tamara Chuang, The Street, September 12, 2013
“Beyond Passwords: New Tools to Identify Humans”
Somini Sengupta, New York Times, September 10, 2013
Mark Prigg, Daily Mail, Jan 18, 2013
“Google wants your next password to be a physical one”
Darrell Etherington, TechCrunch, Jan 18, 2013