Last updated on October 16, 2024
Enroll Your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key
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Sign In With Your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key


Last updated on October 16, 2024
Rublon supports FIDO U2F and FIDO2/WebAuthn security keys such as YubiKey to allow a seamless login experience with top security. Refer to the instructions below to learn how to enroll your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key and use this key to sign in to your applications.
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To sign in using your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key, you must first self-enroll your key using the Manage Authenticators view or ask your administrator to send you an Enrollment Email.
• If you prefer to self-enroll your security key, start from Step 1 of the following guide.
• If you received an Enrollment Email from your administrator, open the email and click Enroll Your Authenticator. Then, you can jump to Step 8 of the following guide.
1. Initiate login to your application.
To check if your application integrated with Rublon supports WebAuthn/U2F Security Keys, refer to the list of supported applications.
2. Provide your username and password.
3. Rublon Prompt appears.
4. Click Manage Authenticators.
5. To confirm your identity before proceeding, choose one of the available authentication methods.
6. After you confirm your identity with one of the available methods (e.g., Mobile Push), the Rublon Prompt will display the Manage Authenticators view.
7. Click Add Authenticator.
8. Select WebAuthn/U2F Security Key (hardware token) as your authenticator type and click Next.
9. Insert your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key into the USB port of your computer.
10. Touch your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key.
11. Enter a name for your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key and click Save.
12. You will be redirected to the Rublon Prompt.
13. Congratulations! You have successfully enrolled your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key.
You can now sign in using your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key.
1. To sign in using your security key, choose the WebAuthn/U2F Security Key authentication method from the Rublon Prompt.
2. Plug in your key if you have not already, and then touch your WebAuthn/U2F Security Key.
3. You will be successfully signed in to your application.