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I haven't used it, but Trezor looks interesting, and there is a Trezor 2 coming soon. https://trezor.io/ https://trezor.io/ The sweet spot is for Bitcoin wall
by rogerbinns 10y ago
I haven't used it, but Trezor looks interesting, and there is a Trezor 2 coming soon. https://trezor.io/ https://trezor.io/
The sweet spot is for Bitcoin wallets, but it does the other stuff (U2F, ssh, gpg, passwords). Hardware is interesting. Everything open source. You can add your own "apps".
U2F: https://blog.trezor.io/secure-two-factor-authentication-with-trezor-u2f-e940fd5a60af https://blog.trezor.io/secure-two-factor-authentication-with...
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- wyager 10y agoTrezor is great. Tiny device, big enough display, good build quality.
- nickik 10y agoI use both this and Yubikeys. The external screen add even more security and that is very cool. UAF/U2F both have support for external monitors in the protocol, so its really good security. The ssh/gpg stuff is less advanced then that of the Yubikey, all guides suggest running some special scripts. With the Yubikey you can set it all up so this is not needed. Maybe this works with the Trezor, but I didn't find any guides for this. I really want Trezor to support UAF as well, given that it has a PIN entry system, this should work. If you need a Bitcoin Wallet, Trezor is cool, if you want a tool primary for login (U2F/OTP/TOTP), a Yubikey is preferable.