"Yubico has partnered with Cloudflare to offer its hardware authentication security keys — at prices as low as $10 per key — to Cloudflare customers." — Cloudflare Dashboard
Any idea what the actual details are?
I've just logged in to my account and had to "claim my offer" this then said I'd get an email from yubico.
I just want to know the prices and what the limitations / difference to standard yubi keys are if there are any.
We have a lot of OG series and first gen NFC yubikeys floating around. So I had planned on moving my company to yubikey bio keys at the top of the year but this pricing on the basic keys might win out now.
Well, here's hoping cloudflare has plans to add an offering for the bio series in the future.
You can buy up to 10 security keys with the offer. If you have multiple account administrators (separate email addresses) for your Cloudflare account, you can buy up to 10 security keys per administrator.
If you represent a larger organization with over 500 employees, you can get 50% off the first year of a 3+ year YubiEnterprise Subscription (no limits on keys for YubiEnterprise Subscription).
> Thank you for the amazing response, Microsoft Ignite attendees! Due to overwhelming response to this special offer, our limited time offer and supply have been redeemed.
Wow. I want to switch to Solo2 (but no piv/gpg yet). In lieu of that, I love my Yubikeys. This is easily the best "deal" I've ever gotten on a retail product ever, assuming they don't cancel me for not attending Ignite. Thanks for sharing!
Edit: -_-. Ignite hasn't even happened yet, bit amusing.
Just to clarify: they don’t have the GPG applet. They can do SSH auth via the new fido2 support, but not via older methods like x509 RSA keys or GPG-as-an-ssh-key
They're the normal "Security Key NFC" version, so just FIDO2/WebAuthn uses. But you can generate FIDO2-based SSH hardware keys on them: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31556130
I'm assuming this is for the blue keys? Those go for ~30 EUR where I live.
It's sad to see an innovation driver like Cloudflare be incompatible with my conscience, but to then see another product that just raised retail prices be offered for a third of the market price exclusively there... meh.
