Most Macs from 2013 and later support running macOS Big Sur, so your Mac should definitely be supported if you bought it brand new 3 years ago. There's a newer version of macOS, macOS Big Sur which was recently released by Apple and the same can be downloaded from the Mac App Store by using this link: The latest version of macOS Catalina is 10.15.7 which can be downloaded and subsequently installed via the Mac App Store by using this link: I'm going to try setting it up with the PIV management software instead as I've just noticed these instructions on the website.You are asked to install macOS 10.15 Catalina because macOS 10.15.4 is the minimum required version of macOS for running Xcode 12.2 which in turn the current latest version of Xcode available on the App Store. Just wondered if anyone else had experienced similar issues or if anyone could tell me if I'm doing something wrong whilst setting it up. I'm now at a loss as to why this is happening as there's no setting in the personalisation tool to suggest any password rotation period. I confirmed that the same string was being produced a few times to ensure I hadn't accidentally activated the OTP, which I didn't. Upon logging in successfully though, I checked the password string from the yubikey on a textfile and it had changed. I've had to do this twice now and both times were when the macbook ran out of battery. I can't log in using my yubikey so I have to reset my keychain using my icloud login. It may be coincidence, but I've noticed that this happens if I leave my mabook runs out of power and I'm prompted with the login screen (with the orange tick mark). I can log in fine for a while, but then after a while, the yubikey password is invalid.
I set up my yubikey4 to log into my mac with the 'Yubikey personalisation tool'.
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