On Tuesday, 14 August 2018 07:04:09 UTC-4, Brendan Hoar  wrote:
> On Monday, August 13, 2018 at 5:47:06 PM UTC-4, joev...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Are you sure they are using Yubikey's "Static Password" slot?  That is the 
> > only component that enumerates as a USB keyboard.  The normal yubikey setup 
> > enumerates as a Smartcard, which is how the challenge/response works.  With 
> > this, there is no keyboard to attach as an input device and no keystrokes 
> > to manage.  You attach the USB to the AppVM, and that's it.
> 
> Yubikeys are USB "composite" devices that can have one or more interfaces 
> enabled. 
> 
> [Note that while a USB *compound* device is a USB device with a built in USB 
> hub that has multiple USB devices attached, a USB *composite* device does not 
> incorporate a USB hub but instead presents as a single device with multiple 
> interface endpoints.]
> 
> A stock contemporary Yubikey NEO or Yubikey 4 may be shipped with the 
> following interfaces enabled all on the same single USB device: HID (with 
> superset of keyboard functionality to support a variety of OTP functions), 
> CCID (smartcard running multiple javacard applets), and U2F.
> 
> Yubikeys are also configurable such that each interface can been disabled as 
> necessary (for corporate roll out, compatibility with older software* that 
> doesn't handle multiple interfaces well, prevention of inadvertent OTP 
> generation, etc.). One cannot assume that a Yubikey that presents a CCID 
> interface will also provide a HID interface
> 
> Therefore "Normal Yubikey setup" is a moving target. :)
> 
> Brendan
> 
> * if you guessed OpenPGP, you get a star...though my experience with multiple 
> smartcards in use with Microsoft AD products tells me OpenPGP isn't the only 
> badly behaved smartcard client out there...

Thanks for the clarification Brendan.  I actually meant that a normal setup for 
yubikey,... on Qubes.

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