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No attempt to use U2F Security Key
See original GitHub issueI have a YubiKey U2F security key as my default MFA. aws-google-auth used to immediately use it when I logged in, but now it does not use it and instead prompts me to use a different MFA method.
This appears to be caused by a change with Google’s pages, but I do not fully understand how the U2F integration works. I can say when I look at the MFA challenge selector page given to aws-google-auth it says that the security key is “not supported on this device or browser”.
Update 1
On further investigation, it looks like U2F integration is switching to a JavaScript implementation. It may not be possible to support U2F without running JavaScript.
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
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Hi, any chance that volkangurel’s PR can get merged soon? I can confirm that this works as a good alternative for Yubikey users.
The user is asked to visit https://g.co/sc which gives them a one-time security code after verifying their Yubikey.
@stevemac007: If you would like a Yubikey we can ship you one free of charge.