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RS-Key

Turn a $5 Raspberry Pi RP2350 board into an open-source hardware passkey

by TheMaxMurFree

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Turn a $5 Raspberry Pi RP2350 board into an open-source hardware passkey: WebAuthn/FIDO2 logins, ssh & git signing, OpenPGP, PIV, TOTP. Rust…

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RS-Key FAQ

What is RS-Key?

Turn a $5 Raspberry Pi RP2350 board into an open-source hardware passkey: WebAuthn/FIDO2 logins, ssh & git signing, OpenPGP, PIV, TOTP. Rust firmware, no_std.

Is RS-Key free?

Yes. RS-Key is free to use.

Do I need to download RS-Key?

No. RS-Key runs in your browser at github.com, so there's nothing to install.

Who makes RS-Key?

RS-Key is made by TheMaxMur.

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