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Any chance that key can be used for windows login? I'm searching for a key that also works as a smartcard for winows on prem active directory authentication, a

by bpfrh 7y ago

Any chance that key can be used for windows login? I'm searching for a key that also works as a smartcard for winows on prem active directory authentication, as well as FIDO2 support. Or a key that has software which allows this. edit: changes should be chance

xaduha 7y ago
Feitian advertises one here https://www.ftsafe.com/Products/FIDO/NFC https://www.ftsafe.com/Products/FIDO/NFC and they say you can request a dev version so you can install your own applets, but I can't vouch for it yet personally.
- bpfrh 7y ago
  Looks interesting, thanks for the link!
  - xaduha 7y ago
    Apparently K9 Dev version is basically like eJavaToken, without applets installed, so no U2F, only CCID. Unless you specifically want that don't order.
cr7pt0 7y ago
One of the nice things about OnlyKey is you have options. - You can use OnlyKey to store a password up to 56 characters long for Windows login. You don't remember this password OnlyKey types it for you. - You can use OnlyKey as a FIDO2 security key to login to Windows with Azure AD.
- bpfrh 7y ago
  Thanks for the answer! So it basically registers itself as a keyboard? Even if the Windows PC is locked? How does it know which password to type? Unfortunately everything that is more complicated than "take that stick and stick it in the usb port" is gonna be difficult. I know about the FIDO2 with azure AD, but I need it for on prem AD, which doesn't support fido2.
  - cr7pt0 7y ago
    Yes, OnlyKey appears to the computer/mobile device as a keyboard. That is why it works on all computers and even iPhone/Android with an adapter available in our store - https://onlykey.io/collections/accessories-1 https://onlykey.io/collections/accessories-1 Yes, it would type the password to unlock your Windows PC. You assign password/login info to a button, you press that button. I.e. Button number 1 is my Windows login so I would press the 1 button to login. After the OnlyKey is unlocked that is, a PIN is required to be entered on the same buttons providing physical security.

by bpfrh 7y ago

xaduha 7y ago

Feitian advertises one here https://www.ftsafe.com/Products/FIDO/NFC https://www.ftsafe.com/Products/FIDO/NFC and they say you can request a dev version so you can install your own applets, but I can't vouch for it yet personally.

bpfrh 7y ago
Looks interesting, thanks for the link!
- xaduha 7y ago
  Apparently K9 Dev version is basically like eJavaToken, without applets installed, so no U2F, only CCID. Unless you specifically want that don't order.

cr7pt0 7y ago

One of the nice things about OnlyKey is you have options. - You can use OnlyKey to store a password up to 56 characters long for Windows login. You don't remember this password OnlyKey types it for you. - You can use OnlyKey as a FIDO2 security key to login to Windows with Azure AD.

bpfrh 7y ago
Thanks for the answer! So it basically registers itself as a keyboard? Even if the Windows PC is locked? How does it know which password to type? Unfortunately everything that is more complicated than "take that stick and stick it in the usb port" is gonna be difficult. I know about the FIDO2 with azure AD, but I need it for on prem AD, which doesn't support fido2.
- cr7pt0 7y ago
  Yes, OnlyKey appears to the computer/mobile device as a keyboard. That is why it works on all computers and even iPhone/Android with an adapter available in our store - https://onlykey.io/collections/accessories-1 https://onlykey.io/collections/accessories-1 Yes, it would type the password to unlock your Windows PC. You assign password/login info to a button, you press that button. I.e. Button number 1 is my Windows login so I would press the 1 button to login. After the OnlyKey is unlocked that is, a PIN is required to be entered on the same buttons providing physical security.