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Hardware security key options?
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While Keepass has the ability to use a Yubikey (or similar) as 2FA (masterpassword is still required), this does not work on the mobile (Android) apps I tried. If you can make it work, please let me know!
Other than that: I got my Yubikey working ok on Linux Mint. But somehow the first login often does not work as expected (you have to touch the key). That is why I don't use it anymore as 2FA for computer login.
I don't have a key yet (which is why I'm asking) and I definitely want it in combination with passwords (they can take the key using force; but they can't take thoughts out of my head just yet).
As for android apps not working with the yubikey: try giving KeePassDX a shot; I got it from F-Droid and it does give me a hardware key field with the option to autofill with "Yubikey challenge-response".
Thanks, I will try again!