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For questions concerning the physical or digital security features of a device. Do not use this tag for questions about specific security methods.
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Yubi Key recommendations for my needs?
OK, to give you a solid understanding of which Yubikey you need you first need to understand what each single one can offer you.
In principle, there are three "levels" of functionality regarding the Y …
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What is a good Smartcard for home use?
device-key-encryption-key (DKEK)) then you will be able to make key-backups off-card, otherwise not
TL;DR: It may be a bit expensive and a bit unconvenient from time-to-time, and somewhat limited in security …
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Smart cards for encrypting/decrypting using AES or TripleDES or RSA?
I think what you're looking for is:
The Feitian ePass2003
(or some other token from their ePass line)
It costs less than a YubiHSM - Feitian sells them at 70USD for five pieces + customs, taxes and s …
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