• Mbourgon everywhere@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Can’t use it when logging into the laptop. And parts of the network have to be typed in - it detects and rejects pasting (haven’t built out an autohotkey to see if that would work)

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      1 year ago

      I use a memorized passphrase with a random string stored on a mooltipass or onlykey. I use both interchangeably for vendor diversity.

      They are both pin protected and act as USB keyboards (how I use them). They have more features like FIDO2 (both), WebAuthN (moolti), Bluetooth (moolti), etc.

      I only store my computer decryption and account password plus my bitwarden password on them (random part for use with memorized passphrase). After that I just use bitwarden once I’m logged in.

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        1 year ago

        You have rocked my world. That’s freaking fantastic, both of them. I gotta get one of those. Thank you! Is there one that you prefer to the other?

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          1 year ago

          I was a happy OnlyKey customer until I wanted some spares a couple months ago and they were out of stock. That’s when I got a Mooltipass. The OnlyKeys are back in stock this month so I did get some more as backups.

          OnlyKey is lower tech which I honestly think makes it more reliable. It also supports a longer pin.

          Mooltipass input is the scroll wheel which you push to click. Pin is only 4 digits but supports all hex characters where OnlyKey is only 1-6.

          Passwords are stored on device with the OnlyKey. With the Mooltipass its on a card you can swap out, clone, etc.

          OnlyKey is powered through USB. Mooltipass has a battery. Battery needs to be cycled often so I use it as my daily driver for that reason. I’d probably use the OnlyKey if it were not for that. I feel it is faster for my workflow since I can pick 1 of 12 passwords in one short or long press on the device. Mooltipass I have to go through a couple menus and confirmations.

          I can see the attraction to the additional features of the Mooltipass but I just don’t use them (at least yet).

          Either are great though. The extra input requirements of the Mooltipass are not that bothersome.

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              1 year ago

              Great to hear! They are awesome for system access before a password manager is available.

              Looking to play with the fido2 function soon to unlock luks encrypted partitions for my headless media server after a power outage.