To regain connectivity with an NFC reader, remove the YubiKey from the reader and reposition it on the reader. After a period of inactivity, a YubiKey placed on a desktop NFC reader may power down to help prevent unintended access. The value is replaced with the OTP generated by the YubiKey.įor operations that require a touch, all touch requests within the first 20 seconds of the operation will succeed. The NDEF URI has been updated to a new format an example of the new format is provided below. The YubiKey 5 NFC and YubiKey 5C NFC include the RFID standard specific to the ISO/IEC 14443-A and ISO/IEC 14443-4 NFC format RFID implementations not included in the listed ISO standards are not supported. The YubiKey 5 NFC and YubiKey 5C NFC provide an NFC wireless interface In addition to USB. The YubiKey 5 NFC and YubiKey 5C NFC support the iPhone 7 and newer.īackground tag reading is supported in the iPhone XS and newer. I'll keep reading around in the meantime.ĮDIT: ok I searched again and according to this post NFC is fully supported for iPhones? Sounds like the YubiKey 5 NFC would work for me then?ĮDIT2: ok this comment confirms that they work with iPhones over NFC.Expanding the options for quick tap-n-go authentication across desktops, laptops, and mobile devices, all of the applications - including FIDO2 - are available over NFC. Do I need to be around a computer in order to access such apps? Does it make sense to get the USB-A NFC key if I own an iPhone? I mean, I still have my Windows computer, I just need to understand whether it's going to give me some trouble logging into apps from my iPhone with the hardware key as security. Is the Yubikey 5 still a good purchase in 2021? Or should I get the USB-C to be somewhat future proof? (I doubt) Is NFC full support ever coming for iPhones? Any rumors/news about it? Now, some questions, I hope they weren't in the FAQ, otherwise I'm blind: So I was considering the USB-A YubiKey 5 NFC for both durability and the fact that I do not own any USB-C equipped computer yet, and the fact that USB-A is just fine and will be around for years, also by reading the sub it seems that the USB-A version is more durable than the USB-C counterpart. I am trying to buy a Yubikey for myself, and I know that NFC use with iOS devices is still limited, but I don't want to pay more for the 5Ci to have the extra lightning port and use it on my iPhone.
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