FIDO2 U2F Security Key Passkey Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) USB Key PIN+Touch (Non-Biometric) USB-A Type TrustKey T110

I want to buy them but how do you use them?0

We bought security key because Bank of America required it as an alternate form of identification. It sets up easy, however we learned that our bank no longer uses these And by merely using it, our bank flagged our account as a security risk. Now nothing works for online banking. So even though Fido means BOFA compatibility, it is really not.

Works as it should on my laptop

Hoy dia es totalmente necesario esto, la gente deberia comprar al menos 1 para evitar problemas en internet, es muy facil de usar, solo conectar y ya

DO NOT USE THIS DEVICE IF YOU NEED HOTP OR TOTP, IT HAS A FATAL SECURITY FLAW!!So, first, the good.-The unit works fine for FIDO2.-It is made in Korea, not a non TAA country.-Windows 10 and 11 can set the pin and factory reset the unit with no additional software.-It works out of the box on Debian 11.6.0, and probably any linux with a proper version of OpenSSH-It supports 'Resident Keys' or 'Discoverable Credentials'-Chrome based browsers on Linux manage the token's basics fine. You can see all 'Resident Keys' or 'Discoverable Credentials' as well as change or set a PIN and reset the token.The bad:-The unit only supports edcsa, it does NOT support ed25519/ed25519-sk. This is not recommended or acceptable for certain, ultra high security scenarios and for some applications MIGHT be considered unacceptable Though scenarios where this is a concern will probably buy a US or European made token at 10x the price...-TOTP is TECHNICALLY supported... if you use their app. On windows only. Not unexpected, since the unit has no battery or RTC. Having to use their App is an absolute deal breaker, as will be indicated below.-HOTP is TECHNICALLY supported... but must be setup with their app first, then you can short press the unit to trigger a HOTP slot as a keyboard/HID device. Having to use their App is an absolute deal breaker, as will be indicated below.-Their App does NOT support 'Resident Keys' or 'Discoverable Credentials.' It has no idea they are on there at all! This is a critical feature. Having to use their App is an absolute deal breaker, as will be indicated below.The absolute dealbreaker:Their app is NOT signed. This is incredibly inexcusable for a company even remotely pretending to be a security device provider. It is mind-bogglingly STUPID at best, and a catastrophic security flaw if you need to use their app. There is no way of knowing if their application has been modified or not, or if it is even a genuine version distributed by the maker. It will pop up a warning on windows every time, as it should, and will not let it run unless you change settings. You should not let the app run until the OEM posts the sha1/sha256/md5 checksum and signs the executable with an approved certificate. Getting a code signing certificate is TRIVIAL and CHEAP. 850 dollars for 10 years. Inexcusable...Update: It's actual incompetence at this point. They've signed the INSTALLER, but have not signed their app.

This is a solution for providing authentication in these times of cyber theft. This phyiscal key not only has a personalized key signature, the top of the key has a place where your fingerprint is registered and authenticated. This is an excellent choice because of it's small size. Its smaller that a key and possesses a small hole on top in order to place on a key ring.

This is a low price alternative to the most famous security key (passkey), but with all the needed bells and whistles. Simple, does the job as required. Inexpensive, so you have no excuses to deploy real 2FA for your small business or family devices.

I guess it is what you get when you try to save and get less popular product.