> Looks like it now can do Ed25519 vs just NSA Suite B for ECC, which was a real irritation previously. The Nitrokey Start supports Curve25519, though it was (

> Looks like it now can do Ed25519 vs just NSA Suite B for ECC, which was a real irritation previously. The Nitrokey Start supports Curve25519, though it was (strangely) the only device they sold with such support before the new 3 series. It seems as though they inherited Curve25519 support by basing the Start on gnuk, with their 2 series not having support for it. Honestly the main thing I'm hyped for is that they finally have a Yubikey Nano competitor. My last NitroKey broke because it stuck out and took quite a beating (sadly it seems their USB-key-like design is less durable than the Yubikey unibody design), so I expect the new form factor to last much longer.