New security keys from Kensington:

[tychotithonus@infosec.exchange]

New security keys from Kensington:

Kensington Expands VeriMark Portfolio with New NFC+ USB-C and USB-A FI

Kensington Expands VeriMark Portfolio with New NFC+ USB-C and USB-A FIDO2 Level 2 Security Keys

Kensington (www.kensington.com)

FIDO CTAP 2.1, IP68.

USB-A model K64738WW:
https://www.kensington.com/p/products/data-protection/fingerprint-security-keys/verimark-nfc-usb-a-security-key/

USB-C model K64739WW:
https://www.kensington.com/p/products/data-protection/fingerprint-security-keys/verimark-nfc-usb-c-security-key/

No mention of passkey capacity.

(h/t: Nerds.xyz)

[kkarhan@jorts.horse]

@tychotithonus look like a ripoff of #Nitrokey / @nitrokey

[laird@hachyderm.io]

@tychotithonus ah, a combination security key and OCD detector.

[lattera@bsd.network]

@tychotithonus One thing not mentioned in the press report is whether biometric/fingerprint enrollment is an option. Compare to the Yubikey Bio series.

[phil@gotosocial.quokka.today]

@tychotithonus clearly no one could ever own the USB-A one with that offset

[tychotithonus@infosec.exchange]

@lattera That'd be nice, but I'm quite sure that if these keys supported that, they'd be pretty loud and proud about it

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

@tychotithonus I didn't even know Kensington made security keys!

[tychotithonus@infosec.exchange]

@jalefkowit Yeah, they've had a FIDO2 fingerprint reader or two for a while now - stubby thing, kinda a leave-in model!

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

@tychotithonus I'm glad to see it. The more options in this space, the better.