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by cr7pt0 7y ago
Thanks for the Kudos! We are going to continue to strive to make the best security keys out there, I understand taking security keys seriously and thats exactly why we started OnlyKey. If you are looking for reputation, the members of our s
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
This brings up an interesting conversation. As a user which should you pick, a device like Yubikey that is closed source and unverifiable or a device like OnlyKey that is open source and verifiable but without a traditional secure element?
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
Sorry to hear that you had issues with the LED. We did receive reports of some user's having issue with LEDs on some computers years back. With the latest OnlyKey hardware there have been no issues reported, you can check out the revie
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
OnlyKey has been in use for about 4 years. It has thousands of active users and is in use in over 40 countries world wide. This is not a new product, and it has a great user community which is not afraid to test, hack, and prove the securit
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
I understand the Arduino model is different than other projects but we proudly use Arduino as it's open source and has lots of great features. As we use the Arduino model you can find that our source consists of the .ino you mentioned
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by 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
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
Thanks for all of the interest in OnlyKey! Full disclosure, I work for CryptoTrust and am on the team that makes OnlyKey. I wanted to try to address the questions/concerns in this thread in one place and provide some useful links for m
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
Countermeasures listed here - https://docs.crp.to/security.html#technical-specifications
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
If you search the repo you can see the randombytes library is just there for reference and isn't used, that library was created by the same guy who made NaCl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaCl_(software)
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
You might want to check out this - https://docs.crp.to/security.html#cryptographically-secure-r... If you read further into the source you will see that analog read is only one of the sources of entropy, it uses capacitive
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
It is open source, not to be confused with open hardware which it is not. The hardware is transparent, literally, it has a clear protective coating on the hardware which allows visually verifying everything. For security things check out h
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by cr7pt0 7y ago
No it doesn't store files directly, but if you are looking for KeePass support it is now supported directly by KeePassXC - https://keepassxc.org/blog/2019-10-26-2.5.0-released/
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Alternative to Yubikey(onlykey.io)
2 points by cr7pt0 8y ago|0 comments