I need a straightforward method to link vault entries (like passwords or bank accounts) to individual FIDO2 WebAuthn keys (e.g. YubiKey 5). This way, if a key is lost or stolen, I can easily determine which online services need to be registered with a new key.
@xavella Hi!
Possible workaround for the time being: Add “(YubiKey)” or something like that in the name of the corresponding vault entry - then you can find all entries like that via the search for (e.g.) “YubiKey”.
It would be interesting to have a separate field where you can mention if the account uses another type of two-step login, such as SMS, email, hardware key, etc, and be able to specify the phone number or email address used, or the hardware key type or reference.
This would also have a positive impact the “Inactive two-step login” report which returns a lot of false positives as Bitwarden is not aware if an account uses another type of 2FA.
@Xavier_Lescalier Welcome to the forum!
Your post appeared to be about Bitwarden’s Password Manager (not about the stand-alone Authenticator App), so I’ve moved it into the applicable feature request thread.
Note: As I just stumbled upon this by chance, I adapted the title. It was “Add field for U2F authentication tokens for each saved site” and I changed it to “Add field or checkbox for U2F, FIDO2 or other 2FA authentication tokens for each vault item”.
I’ve just merged several related threads into this one. All threads had in common that the request was for a way to document the use of 2FA beyond the integrated TOTP authenticator (e.g., FIDO2 keys, or third-party authenticator apps), with the most common use-case being the avoidance of false positives in the “Inactive 2FA” report. Not sure at the moment whether the topic title for this merged thread needs to be made more general…
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@xavella I also merged your post / feature request with this existing feature request to the same topic.