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Unfortunately it does not look like the security key industry has caught up to the hardware wallet industry. Unlike a YubiKey, the screen on both Trezor and Le
by xvector 5y ago
Unfortunately it does not look like the security key industry has caught up to the hardware wallet industry.
Unlike a YubiKey, the screen on both Trezor and Ledger mitigate the confused deputy/phishing attack for the purposes of FIDO U2F. I'd recommend them with usage for U2F, specifically the Ledger if you're interested in better hardware security at the expense of open-source.
- 3np 5y agoI’ve tried both. Unfortunately the U2F as well as the PGP are clearly afterthoughts on these devices - the key management is lacking (doesn’t tie in well with the recovery phrase otherwise used for crypto assets) and the UX is cumbersome. I can overlook the UX issues when it’s a matter of 1-10 average signs per day and not 100s, like I have with PGP+U2F. I guess they’re all right as backup devices. The new Nitrokeys look interesting (and not yet available) but I agree, something is missing in the market here.
- travisby 5y ago> and not 100s, like I have with PGP+U2F I'm really interested to hear what you're doing that gives you 100s of signatures a day (or decrypts?) I have been searching for an openpgp card replacement but I use one with a hardware pinpad, I can't imagine entering my pin 100s of times a day!