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#270379 6-May-2020 17:36
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In case this is useful to anyone, Tindie has just listed a hardware password manager that stores up to 250 passwords, you select them via a rotary encoder and can then either type them off the built-in display or have it type it out for you on the target system by acting as a USB HID device. It seems pretty well-thought-out, e.g. with dual storage devices for redundancy.

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  #2478196 6-May-2020 20:50
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That's pretty cool. @michaelmurfy





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  #2478231 6-May-2020 21:46
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I like the concept, would be an interesting project if nothing else.


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  #2478305 6-May-2020 22:58
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That is really cool! I tried purchasing but no shipping to NZ currently.

 

Can think of a few uses for this (eg - to complement Lastpass).





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