See the file COPYING for copyright and license statement.
NOTE: This project is no longer under active development. Use https://github.com/Yubico/yubikey-manager/[YubiKey Manager CLI] or https://github.com/Yubico/yubioath-flutter/[Yubico Authenticator] to configure a YubiKey device.
The YubiKey Personalization Tool is a Qt based Cross-Platform utility designed to facilitate re-configuration of YubiKeys on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. The tool provides a same simple step-by-step approach to make configuration of YubiKeys easy to follow and understand, while still being powerful enough to exploit all functionality both of the YubiKey 1 and YubiKey 2 generation of keys. The tool provides the same functionality and user interface on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms.
The Cross-Platform YubiKey Personalization Tool provides the following main functions:
* Programming the YubiKey in "Yubico OTP" mode
* Programming the YubiKey in "OATH-HOTP" mode
* Programming the YubiKey in "Static Password" mode
* Programming the YubiKey in "Challenge-Response" mode
* Programming the NDEF feature of the YubiKey NEO
* Testing the challenge-response functionality of a YubiKey
* Deleting the configuration of a YubiKey
* Checking type and firmware version of the YubiKeyYou may check out the sources using Git with the following command:
This will create a directory 'yubikey-personalization-gui'. Enter the directory:
yubikey-personalization-gui depends on version 1.14.0 or higher of libykpers.
When building on Windows and mac you will need a binary build of https://developers.yubico.com/yubikey-personalization[yubikey-personalization], the contents should then be places in libs/win32, libs/win64 and libs/macx respectively.
For building on linux pkg-config is used to find these dependencies.
Run these commands:
The project can be cross compiled from linux for OS X and Windows. As a first step you need a cross-compiler chain for that OS, for windows you want mingw-w64.
Then you need unpacked http://qt-project.org[Qt binaries] for that platform.
You can then do (for Windows):
TARGET_ARCH=i686-w64-mingw32 QTDIR=
To build installers you can add build_installer to the CONFIG variable for qmake. This requires makensis to be in path for windows and genisoimage and dmg (from libhfs-dmg) for Mac.
Locate the qtcreator executable file and click on it to open the Qt Designer.
To open the project in Qt Designer, select 'File' > 'Open File or Project' from the tool bar, navigate to the project folder, select YKPersonalisation.pro file and click on the 'Open' button.
To set the path of the 'Build' diractory select 'Projects' > 'Build Settings' Browse project folder path.
To generate the build system, select 'Build' > "Clean Project YKPersonalization" option from the tool bar. Then select 'Build' > 'Run qmake' option from the tool bar.
To build the project, select 'Build' > 'Build Project YKPersonalization' option from the tool bar.
Based on your platform, the successful build will create a 'YubiKey
Personalization Tool' executable file into the respective build
folder. The build creates a YKPersonalization.exe file on Windows,
YubiKey Personalization Tool.sh file on Linux and YubiKey Personalization Tool.app file on Mac.
Example on Linux: To run the YubiKey Personalization Tool, open the command shell and execute the following command: