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Yeah but if it was branded "yubikey" they could probably figure it out
easier than if said "XYC Corp" :-)<br>
I'd think most plebs would just mistake it for a usb key.<br>
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Regards,<br>
Andrew Cox<br>
AccessPlus HNA<br>
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>From that website:
"Brandable - Your company's distinctive YubiKey can be branded with your corporate profile or logo."
Is it just me, or is that a bit in the opposite direction that you should be taking for secure tokens ? Surely advertising the corporate network that the token could be used to break into if stolen isn't the best idea...
regards,
Tony.
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