Please add support for U2F and 2FA.
U2F is most secure two-factor authentication via security key like Yubikey.
If someone hasn’t got security key, please add option to 2FA authentication via 6 digital code like on Google Authenticator
Please add support for U2F and 2FA.
U2F is most secure two-factor authentication via security key like Yubikey.
If someone hasn’t got security key, please add option to 2FA authentication via 6 digital code like on Google Authenticator
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Yes, this is HIGHLY requested. Considered switching away from HubSpot actually when I discovered this feature was lacking.
Hi,
What is this feature status since 2017?
I’m only seeing two available methods for 2FA: SMS & Google Authentificator.
HubSpot is hosting sensitive data, and we really should be able to use Yubikey as a more secure 2FA.
Any news on this one?
Yubikey is possible with Hubspot (seen it done), the UI is just not prepared for it. But you can definitely use your Yubikey.
CE, how is this done with the Yubikey and no Hubspot UI that supports it?
@dhoran3dI just followed the flow as through it did have the UI and it worked. Not a satisfying response but it probably won’t be until the UI exists.
Please add support!
With the increase in hacks and attacks these days, we are forcing all our employees to switch to Yubikey for all apps and not rely on just 2FA like Google Authenticator
+1 to hardware security keys
Yubikey would really help - we have some colleagues that don’t have any other options.
I recently switched out of tmobile because of all the sim swap hacks happening. Every week I hear of another company having a hack because of not including proper hardware 2FA
Any updates on this request?
Hi everyone, thank you so much for your feedback! I’m happy to announce that as of November last year, we support Yubikeys via our passkeys feature. To set one up, go to Settings → General → the Security tab. Please let me know if you have any questions or feedback!
Hi everyone! This is now Delivered as of last November. You can read more in Jenna’s comment here. ![]()