With support for FIDO2, WebAuthn, FIDO U2F, OTP (one-time password), PIV (Smart Card), and OpenPGP in a single device, the YubiKey 5Ci delivers strong multi-factor (MFA), second-factor (2FA), and single-factor passwordless authentication across a wide range of devices and use cases.įor all our iOS users out there, we know that you’re eager to get started with the YubiKey 5Ci. The unique dual-connector functionality of the YubiKey 5Ci, along with the signature multi-protocol features of the YubiKey 5 Series, make this key the perfect solution for consumers and enterprises alike. This key is also equipped with a USB-C connector for securely accessing hundreds of Works with YubiKey applications and services on Mac, Windows, and Android devices as well. The YubiKey 5Ci is the world’s first iPhone- and iPad-friendly* security key designed to deliver strong hardware-backed authentication over a Lightning connection. Yubico celebrates more than a decade of cutting edge contributions to the authentication market with its latest innovation, the YubiKey 5Ci, now available for purchase at our Yubico store. If Yubikey can't answer those questions, then I would question the quality of their support.Today marks an exciting milestone, not only in the history of Yubico, but in the history of security keys and mobile devices. Yubikey is in charge of it products and should know what is compatible and how to set them up. There is a list of devices compatible with iOS devices in the link I posted above at Yubico's website. “Any YubiKey model can be plugged either directly into an iOS/iPadOS device or using a compatible adapter”Īgain, only Yubikey can possibly know what models of their devices can be used with iOS devices. know if it possible to use a PC to register whatever it is you need to register.
Can I use a PC to register with Apple?Īgain, ask Yubikey. They should know what adapter is compatible with their device when trying to use it on a Mac, if they support Macs and know they work on Macs and what needs to be done to have them work. Unless someone has used a Yubikey here, it is unlikely you will get an answer.
That’s why I’m asking on the Apple board.
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