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What is a security key?
A security key is a small, physical device that works in addition to your password on sites that support it. A single key can be used with multiple accounts or sites.

Why should I use a security key?
Security keys protect you against imposter websites that try to steal sign-in credentials (like usernames and passwords). Other forms of 2-factor authentication (including text, email, messages, authenticator apps, and push notifications) do not give you the same level of protection as a security key.

How security keys work
You must first add security keys using the button above. Once added, you’ll be required to use them after signing in with your username and password. Doing this creates one of the strongest forms of authentication available to protect your account.

What security technology do security keys use?
Most keys use an authentication “standard” called FIDO® which allows for secure authentication without drivers or software. When a user signs in a website with a key, FIDO® cryptographically signs a challenge from the browser that verifies the website’s actual domain name, which provides strong protection against phishing (e.g., when a fake website is used to trick users into sharing personal information). An attacker would need to control the website domain name or the browser to get a usable signature from the key.

Why do security keys look like thumb drives?
Although hardware security keys may resemble thumb drives and are sometimes inserted into your computer’s USB port, they are not storage devices. Your personal information is not trackable or linkable across sites or online accounts when using a security key.

What happens if my security key gets stolen?
The key works in addition to your password, not as a replacement for it. If someone steals the key, they still can’t get into your bank account without knowing your password (or which sites are registered with your key). You can sign in with a backup method and remove the stolen key from your account.

Add more than one security key
Adding multiple security keys is highly recommended. If your security key is lost or stolen and you do not have a registered backup security key (or other backup authentication method), access to your account could be interrupted while we verify your identity. We recommend keeping one key easily accessible and another stored separately in a safe space.

Purchase security keys
Security keys vary by manufacturer and can be purchased from mainly online retailers. We recommend FIDO certified keys. See a list of FIDOⓇ certified keys. (https://fidoalliance.org/certification/fido-certified-products/)

Name your security keys
Give your security key a friendly “nickname” that only you can see, so you know which key you registered with this account at a later point in time.

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A security key(s) allows you to complete two-step verification conveniently and more securely, when signing into DigitalBank. To get started, give your security key a nickname so you know which key(s) you registered at a later point in time.

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Security key nickname. E.g. “My main yellow key”

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“[key name]” was added to your account and is ready to use. Keep it easily accessible so you can sign in to Digital Bank. Insert your key only when prompted.

We recommend adding at least two security keys in case one is lost or stolen.  Keep one easily accessible and another stored separately in a safe place.

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A security key(s) allows you to complete two-step verification conveniently and more securely, when signing into DigitalBank. To get started, give your security key a nickname so you know which key(s) you registered at a later point in time.

Security key nickname (only visible to you)

Security key nickname. E.g. “My main yellow key”

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[key name] [date and time added] [date and time last used] [manufacturer information] 

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