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Chrome is deprecating the support of its legacy U2F APIs (which are used by the Hardware tokens) in February 2022. So all the apps need to migrate to WebAuthn APIs. In the recent chrome version, Chrome has disabled the U2F support by default. So if you are using Chrome then you must be getting a warning message on the Chrome browser as below whenever you try to login to your Jira or Confluence account and use Yubikey Hardware Token(U2F).  After February 2022, you will not be able to use U2F APIs. To avoid that, please configure your Hardware token again. This will be a one time process. Please check the steps given in the section below to find out how you can reconfigure the Hardware token/Security Key. |
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The reconfiguration is a very short and simple process. You need to follow 3 steps. Step 1: Click on the Reset and Logout button. You will get logged out from your Atlassian account application (Jira/Confluence) Step 2: Log in to your Atlassian app again. Step 3: Case 1 (Only Hardware token was configured as 2FA method): → In this case, afterAfter login, configure the Two-factor authentication again. (Using the same Security Key .Case 2 (More than one 2FA method was configured): → In case you had configured more than one two factor authentication method or a backup method earlier, then after login, you will be asked to verify 2FA via that backup method. After you get successfully logged in, hover on the Profile option (top right corner) and click on the “Two Factor Configuration” option. Then click on Configure.Complete these 3 steps and you are good to go. |
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No. The USB security keys used for U2F registration are compatible with WebAuthn APIs as well. So you can continue using the same USB keys. |
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