Tutanota: Support FIDO U2F security key in Android app

Created on 9 Jul 2018  路  4Comments  路  Source: tutao/tutanota

I have a linked FIDO U2F security key to Tutanota.
I expect to be able to use that token for 2FA in the android application when logging in.

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Adding on to this, an option to require that the security key is presented every time the app is opened (along the lines of the PIN/fingerprint option) would be nice. It would provide better protection than a fingerprint (which can be legally/physically compelled) and than a PIN (which is static).

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we will add support with one of the next releases

Adding on to this, an option to require that the security key is presented every time the app is opened (along the lines of the PIN/fingerprint option) would be nice. It would provide better protection than a fingerprint (which can be legally/physically compelled) and than a PIN (which is static).

Adding on to this, an option to require that the security key is presented every time the app is opened (along the lines of the PIN/fingerprint option) would be nice. It would provide better protection than a fingerprint (which can be legally/physically compelled) and than a PIN (which is static).

not necessarily

Bitwarden allows you to utilize a yubikey and it only asks you to present it on your first login.
After that when you open the app, all you use is the password.

This could be potentially configurable.

I would also like to see U2F implemented for the Android client.

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