Hardware store sells "No-Electronic YubiKey": a $8.99 door number 4 as an air-gapped security token
moultano · x · 2026-11-03
A photo of a hardware store shelf went viral: a HY-KO door number "4" is priced at $8.99 under a sign reading "HARDWARE TOKEN — No-electronic (air-gapped), Physical security key," with the package jokingly labeled "Battery life: forever" and "phishing-resistant." The meme riffs on hardware security key marketing — a plain metal house number is naturally air-gapped and battery-free. Reposter moultano added a pun about "midterm" elections.
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