On 11/19/2015 10:20 PM, Jan Suhr wrote: > Nitrokey Storage is a USB device which operates as a “digital latchkey” > to protect your data and user accounts.
Can you compare it to Yubikey Neo/Yubikey 4? As far as I can see, Nitrokey has only the file encryption on top of Yubikey. Both Yubikey and Nitrokey support OpenPGP card and U2F. Yubikey has PIV applet. Does Nitrokey implement U2F in a similar way to Yubikey - secp256r1 elliptic curve on the smartcard? Seems also Nitrokey doesn't have the button required to press to activate U2F authenthication. > Encryption of emails, hard drives, SSH, and other data via a highly secure > smart card I can't see where the smartcard functionality is implemented. I looked at the repositories on your github, but can't find either the smartcard or a FPGA that would implement it in the BOM (I see the STM32 used for file/disk encryption). Or is the "smartcard" implemented on the STM32? Regards, Ondrej _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list cryptography@randombit.net http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
