
The Yubico Priv Tool, you can also compile it yourself. In this post we will discuss two different integrations (they could be integrated if you want or need, totally up to you) between CloudZiti and our Yubikey this post is using the Yubikey 5 NFC.īefore getting started let's start with our ingredients: My idea is combining both technologies and improve the security and reliability of my network infrastructure (internal and external).Įnough theory, let get started. I don't think you need to know what a YubiKey is, just remember that basically it's an authentication device that supports multiple protocols, including One-Time Password ( OTP) for enhanced security.

In this entry, we'll see the integration between CloudZiti (keep in mind you can use OpenZiti instead and get the same results, it's just I do rather prefer not having a single open port) and a YubiKey.Īs you probably know at this time, OpenZiti is an open-source implementation of the Ziti platform, actually, CloudZiti has been built on top of it, providing secure and scalable network access to applications, services and identities. I have recently bought my new Yubikey, and for those of you who know me, I'm doing lots of work on Zero Trust lately so after my new Yubikey arrived I decided to use it in order to gain access to my current protected assets.

This is a blog originally written by a colleague.
