Rubikey

Rubikey is another Ruby (2.1+) library for decoding, decrypting, parsing, and verifying YubiKey OTPs against Yubico Validation Protocol Version 2.0.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'rubikey', git: '[email protected]:sigfrid/rubikey.git' 

And then execute:

$ bundle

Usage

Key configuration

Once you have instantiated a Rubikey::OTP object by passing to it your otp, you can get the YubiKey configuration by calling config and passing to it your Yubikey secret_key.

It returns a Rubikey::KeyConfig object that provides:

• public_id: Yubikey identifier.
• secret_it: hexadecimal identifier that is encrypted in OTP.
• insert_counter: integer that represents how many time the YubiKey has been plugged in a device.

unique_passcode = 'ccccccbtcvvhkbkvkdrbbjjlkvgvtvrvibekdcentbti'
secret_key = 'ecde18dbe76fbd0c33330f1c354871db'

opt = Rubikey::OTP.new(unique_passcode)
keyconfig = opt.config(secret_key)    #=> Rubikey::KeyConfig


keyconfig.public_id                   #=> 'ccccccbtcvvh'
keyconfig.secret_id                   #=> '8792ebfe26cc'
keyconfig.insert_counter              #=> 1

Authenticate against a Yubico Validation Protocol Version 2.0 compatible server (such as YubiCloud)

Once you have instantiated a Rubikey::OTP object by passing to it your otp, you can validate it by calling authenticate and passing to it your Yubikey api_id and api_key.

If you use YubiCloud you can get your API id and key at yubico.com/getapykey

It returns a Rubikey::ApiAuthentication object that provides:

• status: Authentication outcome.

unique_passcode = 'ccccccbtcvvhkbkvkdrbbjjlkvgvtvrvibekdcentbti'
api_id = 1234
api_key = 'n2AS3oMbInqZ7BbxN/vrFayYUaQ='

opt = Rubikey::OTP.new(unique_passcode)
authentication =  opt.authenticate(api_id: api_id, api_key: api_key)    #=> Rubikey::ApiAuthentication

authentication.status                                                   #=> THE STATUS

Refer to Yubico Validation Protocol Version 2.0 documentation for all the possible statuses and their meanings.

Specs

Rubikey is specified with RSpec.

To successfully run the specs you must first add spec/authentication_fixtures.yml with the following:

api_id: 'YOUR YUBIKEY API ID'
api_key: 'YOUR YUBIKEY API KEY '
unique_passcode: 'A NEVER USED YUBIKEY OTP'

Versioning

The gem uses semantic versioning.

Credits

Teh gem has been inspired by yubikey

Contributing

1. Fork it ( http://github.com//rubikey/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request