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Use ofSecurity' key from Yubico?
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2024
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That depends on your threat model. For most people, the attack is probably unlikely to affect them, but I would recommend reading about the flaw yourself. It's not hard to understand.
Also, this was not the fault of Yubico but a supplier, and instead of waiting for the supplier, Yubico patched the flaw themselves by providing a custom library.
Whether you should replace your current Yubikey 5 is up to you.