🟣Minimal Version
Provides the same instructions as in the parent guide "Setting up a New Key", however, contains a list of straight to the point commands for people who already know how to enter them.
Open Command Prompt
, Terminal
, or Powershell
:
default: 123456
default: 12345678
default: 010203040506070801020304050607080102030405060708
PIV -> IMPORT KEYS TO SLOT
PIV -> RESET
If you mess up and want to reset PIV:
GPG -> CHANGE PIN
default USER PIN: 123456
default ADMIN PIN: 12345678
GPG -> PERSONAL INFORMATION
Type each command in the list below. Enter the information requested after you type each one:
GPG -> TOUCH POLICIES
GPG -> SIGNATURE PIN
GPG -> KDF-SETUP
To enable KDF, you must enable this before any GPG keys are imported on your Yubikey. If you import GPG keys before enabling KDF and attempt to enable KDF later; you will receive the error:
gpg: error for setup KDF: Conditions of use not satisfied
To enable KDF after you have already imported GPG keys means that you'll need to reset your GPG interface and start over.
GPG -> RESET
If you mess up and want to reset GPG:
OTP -> NO ENTER
Halts Yubikey from automatically pressing "Enter" each time slot 1 or 2 is pressed.
YKMAN -> CHANGE-LOCK-CODE
At present time, there appears to be NO way to reset this if you forget the code. You will be completely unable to ever change settings on your Yubikey again. Use at your own risk.
A lock code may be used to protect the application configuration. The lock code must be a 32 characters (16 bytes) hex value.
GENERATE NEW CODE
SPECIFY NEW LOCK CODE
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