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There are a number of hardware security keys: OnlyKey, SoloKey, NitroKey, Google Titan and Yubikey?

Can someone compare these?




Pardon the domain.

https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/dongle-auth/dongles/

Personally:

- NFC Yubico with my car keys. I can't remember ever using NFC to authenticate directly on mobile, but I like having a hardware backup for time-based one-time password (TOTP) codes. (Google Authenticator / Android)

- Tiny Solos (Somu[1]) live in my keyboard, laptop ports for "touch to login" (universal 2nd factor, U2F). - Open hardware a plus. Pre-order fundraising is 100% legit. Hotplug works well in Debian. - Original Solo was a bit loose in a USB-A port. It was tricky to press the button without pins losing contact.

- Pixelbook power button can act as U2F, which is neat.

[1] https://solokeys.com/products/somu-tiny-security-key-two-fac...




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