Adding something to 1Password simply because a competitor has done so seems like a race to the bottom. That isn't to say that there may not be any merit to it, and indeed there may be yet, but at this point we haven't committed to it. This is a form of the latter, and adds the most benefit to services that rely on strong authentication methods for protecting your account. 1Password is primarily built around protecting your data with encryption opposed to authentication. The error message is not very helpful.Īnyway, I hope I saved someone else having this issue.Makes sense in one context doesn't necessarily make sense in another. Just remove the yubikey and it works fine on older machines.ĭrove me crazy until Apple support just offhandedly mentioned the OS requirement for yubikey support. If I had logged out and logged back in, it would have stopped working. This was because it had signed into Icloud before I attached the Yubikey. I got the error above, but the original hard drive worked fine. I had to rebuild a family member's older Mac (Monterey) to replace the hard drive. This MacBook Pro can't be updated to the latest software -Making the error searchable by Google in case anyone looks for it. Your Apple ID can only be used on devices running iOS 16.3 or later, or MacOS 13.2 or later. I missed an important piece of information though If you attach a yubikey to Icloud you have to have new IOS and Ventura on every device that uses that yubikey-protected Icloud account. I then noticed that Icloud was using Yubikeys so I dutifully attached a couple keys to the account. I have a Mac M1 and loaded up the latest OS, Ventura (13.2).

Lastpass and yubikey