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ePass FIDO Security Keys

ePass FIDO USB-A (A4B)

ePass FIDO USB-A (A4B)

USB-A Interface

ePass FIDO USB-A (K10)

ePass FIDO USB-A (K10)

USB-A Interface

ePass FIDO USB-C (K39)

ePass FIDO USB-C (K39)

USB-C Interface

ePass FIDO USB-C (K28)

ePass FIDO USB-C (K28)

USB-C Interface

ePass FIDO USB Keys. Passwordless Authentication USB-A, USB-C devices.

Buy ePass FIDO Security Key A4B/K10/K39/K28

Main Features of ePass FIDO Security Key A4B K10 K39 K28

  • FIDO U2F & FIDO2 certified security key-Identified as a standard HID device
  • Interface: USB
  • Smart card secure element
  • Protect online accounts against unauthorized access by using 2FA, U2F, FIDO2
  • OTP (HOTP/TOTP) , GIDS also supported-Prevent phishing and Man-In-The-Middle attack
  • Single authenticator could be used for multiple applications
  • Works with the latest Google Chrome or any other FIDO-compliant application on Windows, Mac OS or Linux (such as Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox, and many other services)
  • Durable and compact design

ePass FIDO Security Key A4B K10 K39 K28

Passwordless Authentication USB-A, USB-C devices. ePass FIDO USB Keys offer USB, TOTP/HOTP functionality.

  • Phishing-Resistant Security: Simplify and secure your online authentication with ePass FIDO USB Keys utilizing FIDO2 and FIDO U2F certification.
  • HOTP & TOTP Functionality: Supports Legacy systems and web applications that do not yet support FIDO authentication with one-tap OTP.
  • Compact and Durable Design: The key’s size is similar to a door key, allowing for easy attachment to key chains. The durable design and injection molding provide protection against physical attacks.
  • Wide Compatibility: Works with popular services and applications like Bank of America, Coinbase, Dropbox, DUO Security, Facebook, Google Accounts, Microsoft Accounts, Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Azure Entra ID, Okta, Ping Identity, Salesforce, Twitter, Zoho, and many more.

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ePass FIDO Security Keys FAQ

What is an ePass FIDO Key?

The ePass FIDO Key is a reliable and secure authentication device designed to deliver strong two-factor authentication (2FA) using FIDO U2F and FIDO2 standards. With advanced passwordless authentication, the ePass FIDO Key protects your online accounts by adding a powerful extra layer of security beyond just a password. Whether you’re securing personal accounts or enterprise systems, the ePass FIDO Key helps defend against phishing, credential theft, and unauthorized access, making it an essential tool for modern online security.

How does an ePass FIDO Key work?

When logging in to a supported online service, you will be prompted to insert your ePass FIDO Key into your device’s USB port and simply touch the built-in sensor. The ePass FIDO Key then generates a unique cryptographic response that securely verifies your identity with the service. This advanced FIDO2 and FIDO U2F authentication method helps prevent phishing attacks and blocks unauthorized access, ensuring your login credentials remain safe and protected.

How many accounts can I protect with a single ePass FIDO Key?

A single ePass FIDO Key can secure an unlimited number of accounts across various websites, applications, and online services. Each account is assigned a unique cryptographic key pair by the ePass FIDO Key, ensuring maximum privacy, strong security, and protection against identity theft or unauthorized access.

What should I do if I lose my ePass FIDO Key?

If you lose your ePass FIDO Key, most supported services offer secure account recovery options using backup authentication methods, such as recovery codes or another registered security key. To ensure uninterrupted access and enhance account security, it is strongly recommended to register multiple ePass FIDO Keys or other trusted FIDO security keys as backup devices. This redundancy helps maintain seamless access while upholding strong, phishing-resistant authentication.

ePass FIDO Security Keys Resources

ePass A4B Product Sheet

ePass K39 Product Sheet

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