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Originally Posted by bullet
I am trying to get my new HP Chromebook 14 (4GB Ram, 32GB SSD) to play properly with a sesame usb for LastPass. I have it dual partitioned fat32 and ext2 so sesame routines can be seen by windows and linux os in 32 and 64 bit installs. Chrome OS does not know how to open the files. If Chromebooks cannot use 2 stage authentication via LastPass sesame, it has to go back to Costco. All my other computers, android and IOS devices work just fine with sesame/LastPass.
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LastPass works fine on the Chromebook (I use it myself), but Sesame is an application written for Windows, Mac or Linux. There isn't a version that executes for ChromeOS.
However, if you need two stage authentication, and don't mind paying for an additional device, a YubiKey looks as though it will work.
YubiKey's website states:
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[T]he YubiKey works by emitting an one time password (OTP) by emulating a USB keyboard. As USB keyboards are supported by almost all modern computers, the YubiKey requires no additional client software. (Windows, Linux, Mac, iPad, Firefox, Chrome, etc.)
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Note, I haven't tested this as I don't have a YubiKey.
Graham