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MGMT Module

The MGMT module provides YubiKey management functionality, such as:

  • Enable or disable applets and transports
  • Personalization of YubiKey, e.g. programming OTP slots
  • An API to utilize the HMAC-SHA1 challenge-response feature of the YubiKey

The MGMT module requires at minimum Java 7 or Android 4.4. Future versions may require a later baseline. Anything lower than Android 8.0 may receive less testing by Yubico.

Integration Steps

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Gradle:

dependencies {  
  // core library, connection detection, and raw commands communication with YubiKey
  implementation 'com.yubico.yubikit:yubikit:$yubikitVersion'
  // mgmt
  implementation 'com.yubico.yubikit:mgmt:$yubikitVersion'
}

And in gradle.properties set latest version. Example:

yubikitVersion=1.0.0-beta05

Maven:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.yubico.yubikit</groupId>
  <artifactId>yubikit</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0-beta05</version>
</dependency>

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.yubico.yubikit</groupId>
  <artifactId>mgmt</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0-beta05</version>
</dependency>

Using Library

The MGMT module requires the yubikit core library to detect a YubikeySession (see Using YubiKit). Use the session to create a ManagementApplication to select the MGMT applet. Additionally, use the session to create a YubiKeyConfigurationApplication to customize/personalize the OTP slots or challenge-response.

    ManagementApplication application = new ManagementApplication(session);
    // run provided command/operation (readConfiguration/writeConfiguration)
    
    
    // HMAC-SHA1 challenge-response
    YubiKeyConfigurationApplication application = new YubiKeyConfigurationApplication(session);
    byte[] response = application.calculateHmacSha1(challenge, Slot.TWO);

Using the Demo Application

This module provides multiple demos.

Management functionality

  1. Select "YubiKey Settings" pivot in navigation drawer
  2. Turn off/on YubiKey applets and transports (YubiKey Series 5+ required) Note: Use this demo to emulate various YubiKey configurations, e.g. disable the NFC transport to emulate a USB only YubiKey. Verify your application behaves as expected with the various YubiKey configurations.

Programming OTP slots

Things to consider before running this demo:

  • By default the slot ONE is programmed with YubiOTP secret. Overriding first slot means loosing this secret.
  • YubiOTP codes that were generated on key can be read using "Yubico OTP demo" pivot. Refer to the OTP module to learn more.
  • The recommendation for programming HOTP secrets is to use the OATH module and an Authenticator application. This method allows the storage of multiple HOTP secrets. The Authenticator app can then calculate them whenever needed.

To program an OTP slot:

  1. Select the "Configure OTP" pivot.
  2. Select one of the four types of customization: YubiOTP, static Password, secret for HMAC-SHA1 challenge-response, or HOTP secret