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Re: My own static Password

2011-02-08T04:58:22+01:00

I have been using an AutoHotKey script to input my 38 character passwords into Yubikeys. The script looks like this:

Code:

!u::
{
SendRaw 
}
return

I have been getting my static password from grc.com/password by selecting the first 38 characters of the
63 random printable ASCII characters password. Then i paste that into my AutoHotKey script and Alt+u pastes the password when I use the YubiKey Configuration Utility.

Statistics: Posted by WinstonWolf — Tue Feb 08, 2011 4:58 am

Re: My own static Password

2011-01-17T10:37:17+01:00

Please note that you can not paste a copied text into the "Scan code input" field while reprogramming the YubiKey using the Windows "YubiKey Configuration Utility". You have to manually punch in the password that you want the YubiKey to emit in the "Scan code input" field.

We hope this helps!

Statistics: Posted by samir — Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:37 am

Re: My own static Password

2010-12-18T01:09:10+01:00

I would like to put random number into scan code,how?

I have file, but it won't accept even if I use the converter.

Statistics: Posted by x91w — Sat Dec 18, 2010 1:09 am

Re: My own static Password

2010-11-11T11:30:44+01:00

YubiKey provides any interesting feature called "Scan code mode". You can use the "Scan code mode" feature available under the static YubiKey configuration of the YubiKey configuration utility to program the YubiKey 2.0 to emit your own password (of up to 16 characters in YubiKey 2.1.2 and up to 38 characters in YubiKey 2.2) containing alphanumeric characters.

For programming the YubiKey for "Scan code mode", follow the steps given below:

We hope this helps!

Statistics: Posted by samir — Thu Nov 11, 2010 11:30 am

My own static Password

2010-10-14T19:38:15+01:00

Hi my Question is how i can set my own Password like with special Characters and not only alphabetic letters in the Second Slot (i am using Windows)
I think there are Topics with the same Question already but i didn't find the right answer

I hope there is an otpion in the Configuration Tool

Statistics: Posted by silky — Thu Oct 14, 2010 7:38 pm