🔒 Secure Your Digital Future with Style!
The HyperFIDO U2F Security Key is a compact and efficient USB HID device designed to enhance your online security. Compatible with multiple operating systems, it offers a seamless user experience while providing robust protection against unauthorized access.
| Brand | Hypersecu |
| Series | FBA_HYF-FIDOU2F-K5 |
| Item model number | HyperFIDO/K5 |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Item Weight | 0.106 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 0.47 x 0.31 x 0.08 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 0.47 x 0.31 x 0.08 inches |
C**K
Has a button - this is important
Works great on Google accounts. Honestly the safest way to log into a google account that I can think of, providing you revoke access often on a trusted PC.The button makes all the difference for security. You have to physically press it for the device to let you authenticate, which cannot be done with software. Other keys I have seen on Amazon do not have this button, and are just authenticated when plugged inI was a little concerned about the cap as I intended to keep it on a keychain (it has a keyloop at the back) but it is very snug and hasn't been an issue.
I**K
Klappt alles, aber ...
Der kleine Token arbeitet, wie er soll, jedoch sollten Linux Nutzer von der WebSite des Herstellers hypersecu.com -> support -> downloads die Datei HyperFIDO Rules for Linux (ZIP) herunterladen und die passende udev rules Datei installieren.Dann noch ein: sudo udevadm trigger, und los geht's, ohne stundenlanges googeln...Preis/Leistungsverhältnis ist unschlagbar.
R**W
It does only one thing, and it does it... okay.
I bought this to use with Gmail instead of using a cell phone for authentication. Works well; wished other sites (like LastPass) would use this. I keep it hanging on my keychain. The button did break off after a few years in my pocket. (I just hot glued it back, and it seems to work okay.)
M**T
Läuft unter Linux (Ubuntu 16.04)
Läuft unter Ubuntu ohne Probleme. Die udev Regeln müssen noch angepasst werden, siehe Kommentar von iblank:"Der kleine Token arbeitet, wie er soll, jedoch sollten Linux Nutzer von der WebSite des Herstellers hypersecu.com -> support -> downloads die Datei HyperFIDO Rules for Linux (ZIP) herunterladen und die passende udev rules Datei installieren.(...)"Die Regeln vom Hersteller haben bei mir allerdings nicht funktioniert. Bei GitHub gibt es jedoch die passenden Regeln (...).Step-By-Step* cd /etc/udev/rules.d/* sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Yubico/libu2f-host/master/70-u2f.rules* sudo udevadm control --reload-rulesAnschließender Test mit Google hat geklappt.Negativ:* Der Stick hat eine LED, bei mir leuchtet sie nie. Evtl. defekt.* Die Kappe sitzt sehr locker und fällt schon von alleine abBei dem Preis ist mir beides jedoch egal.
B**R
Only works with Google
This is a really cool device that was easy to setup. It allows you to do 2FA without having to use a cell phone. The only problem is that Google authentication is the only supported site at this time. I bought a second one for my father and he uses it as well. If more sites start adapting the device it will be amazing, If you are a google user (youtube, gmail, etc) - then I believe this is the best device you could buy yourself..
