YubiOn FIDO Logon uses a USB-connected security key that supports FIDO2 or a smartphone that supports Hybrid authentication with passkey specification.
Please prepare the corresponding authenticator in advance at the time of use.
Authentication devices certified by FIDO Alliance are available.
The latest FIDO certification information can be found at the following link.
FIDO Alliance FIDO®
Our tested security key
Vendor | Product name | Remarks |
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Yubico Inc. | YubiKey 5 Series | |
Yubico Inc. | Security Key Series | |
GoTrust Inc. | Idem Key | There are a few restrictions in password cache function. |
AuthenTrend Inc. | ATKey.Pro | |
FEITIAN Inc. | ePass FIDO-NFC K9 | There are a few restrictions in password cache function. |
VinCSS Inc. | VinCSS FIDO2®Touch1 Key | |
Swissbit Inc. | iShield Key Series |
*For more information on features and types of security, please click here.
*For more information on how to set up your security key PIN and biometrics, please click here.
*The authenticator can can be purchased from the Amazon website.
Restrictions on some authenticators
For GoTrust’s Idem Key, some firmware versions will lose the password cache if the power to the authenticator is de-energized, such as unplugging it from the USB port or turning off the PC.
If you use FEITIAN’s ePassFIDO-NFC K9, the password cache is not available when you register authenticator from web management site on Windows terminal.
Smartphones that support Passkeys hybrid authentication can be used.
Android OS version 9 or later, iOS/iPad OS version 16 or later, and BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) compatible devices can be used.
In addition, both smartphones and PCs must have a communication environment to the Internet when performing authentication using smartphones.
Our tested smartphone’s OS version
Vendor | OS | Remarks |
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Android 9 or later | ||
Apple | iOS 16 or later | |
Apple | iPadOS 16 or later |
For smart devices other than smartphones, such as tablets
YubiOn FIDO Logon’s smartphone logon function is actually supported by some mobile devices other than smartphones, such as tablets, but for the sake of clarity, we have unified the term “smartphone” in this document.