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[1937.58 --> 1938.46] piece of
[1938.46 --> 1938.68] software
[1938.68 --> 1938.92] whatever
[1938.92 --> 1939.38] that needs
[1939.38 --> 1939.84] 2FA
[1939.84 --> 1941.82] that six-digit
[1941.82 --> 1942.42] code or
[1942.42 --> 1942.70] whatever
[1942.70 --> 1943.64] it could be
[1943.64 --> 1944.88] an alphanumeric
[1944.88 --> 1945.28] string
[1945.28 --> 1946.10] in the case
[1946.10 --> 1946.72] of a YubiKey
[1946.72 --> 1947.84] you have to
[1947.84 --> 1948.84] physically plug
[1948.84 --> 1949.42] in a USB
[1949.42 --> 1950.18] device into
[1950.18 --> 1950.76] your computer
[1950.76 --> 1952.02] or your phone
[1952.02 --> 1953.06] via NFC
[1953.06 --> 1954.44] the two-factor
[1954.44 --> 1955.42] piece is stored
[1955.42 --> 1956.22] in the hardware
[1956.22 --> 1957.24] of the YubiKey
[1957.24 --> 1958.62] that has a few
[1958.62 --> 1959.06] benefits
[1959.06 --> 1960.54] obviously unless
[1960.54 --> 1961.04] someone has
[1961.04 --> 1961.80] physical access
[1961.80 --> 1962.62] to my hardware
[1962.62 --> 1963.60] two-factor token
[1963.60 --> 1965.12] they can't
[1965.12 --> 1965.64] log in
[1965.64 --> 1966.74] the downside
[1966.74 --> 1967.56] is that includes
[1967.56 --> 1968.82] me and
[1968.82 --> 1969.90] what I found
[1969.90 --> 1971.08] when I got
[1971.08 --> 1971.90] a free YubiKey
[1971.90 --> 1972.28] back at
[1972.28 --> 1972.78] DockerCon
[1972.78 --> 1974.90] in 2015
[1974.90 --> 1976.66] I think
[1976.66 --> 1977.62] because they
[1977.62 --> 1977.94] were doing
[1977.94 --> 1979.04] some push
[1979.04 --> 1979.56] to get people
[1979.56 --> 1980.10] to sign
[1980.10 --> 1980.74] Docker images
[1980.74 --> 1981.26] back then
[1981.26 --> 1982.42] so I tried
[1982.42 --> 1982.98] it for a while
[1982.98 --> 1983.26] because you
[1983.26 --> 1983.94] can load SSH
[1983.94 --> 1984.60] keys onto this
[1984.60 --> 1985.22] thing as well
[1985.22 --> 1986.34] secrets can
[1986.34 --> 1986.80] include a
[1986.80 --> 1987.54] private key
[1987.54 --> 1989.42] all that kind
[1989.42 --> 1989.70] of stuff
[1989.70 --> 1990.60] even your
[1990.60 --> 1991.20] Bitwarden
[1991.20 --> 1991.66] two-factor
[1991.66 --> 1992.10] authentication
[1992.10 --> 1992.94] token can
[1992.94 --> 1993.56] be stored
[1993.56 --> 1994.54] and set up
[1994.54 --> 1994.94] to work
[1994.94 --> 1995.60] with a YubiKey
[1995.60 --> 1997.00] the trouble
[1997.00 --> 1998.76] is my
[1998.76 --> 1999.26] YubiKey is
[1999.26 --> 1999.66] always at the
[1999.66 --> 1999.98] wrong end
[1999.98 --> 2000.52] of the house
[2000.52 --> 2001.60] it's always
[2001.60 --> 2001.98] at the opposite
[2001.98 --> 2002.38] end of the
[2002.38 --> 2002.72] house from
[2002.72 --> 2003.36] where I am
[2003.36 --> 2004.18] and so whenever
[2004.18 --> 2004.60] I want to
[2004.60 --> 2005.02] log into
[2005.02 --> 2005.66] something
[2005.66 --> 2006.40] I'm like
[2006.40 --> 2006.84] damn it
[2006.84 --> 2007.44] I have to
[2007.44 --> 2008.10] run from
[2008.10 --> 2008.36] one end
[2008.36 --> 2008.62] of the house
[2008.62 --> 2009.04] to the other
[2009.04 --> 2010.14] or just have
[2010.14 --> 2010.80] multiple
[2010.80 --> 2011.66] YubiKeys
[2011.66 --> 2012.70] I feel like
[2012.70 --> 2012.96] there's some
[2012.96 --> 2013.58] universal law
[2013.58 --> 2014.36] about two-factor
[2014.36 --> 2015.24] and the device