Introducing the FEITIAN OpenSK Dongle, the 1st open-source security key

Program your own Security Key with Google’s OpenSK Firmware

At Google's request, FEITIAN Technologies has actively joined the Google OpenSK initiative by manufacturing the first OpenSK Dongle V1 and we're excited to release the latest version V2. Purchase the FEITIAN OpenSK Dongle V2 now.
OpenSK Dongle

Overview

OpenSK is an open-source implementation developed by Google for security keys, written in Rust that supports both FIDO U2F and FIDO2 standards. Google's OpenSK open-source firmware, combined with an open-source USB hardware dongle, allows end-users to make their own security key to use for authentication and security.

Background

At Google's request, FEITIAN Technologies has actively joined the Google OpenSK initiative by manufacturing the first OpenSK Dongle V1 and we're excited to release the latest version V2. Purchase the OpenSK Dongle V2 now. For more information, see our GitHub OpenSK knowledge base.

OpenSK was announced by Google at January 30, 2020. It is a fully open-source FIDO security key implementation, include hardware and software.

Google Security blog post:
 
"By opening up OpenSK as a research platform, our hope is that it will be used by researchers, security key manufacturers, and enthusiasts to help develop innovative features and accelerate security key adoption."
 
The OpenSK firmware is developed in Rust and it implements both FIDO U2F and FIDO2 specifications. FEITIAN is a Board Member of the FIDO Alliance, which is an open industry association with a focused mission: authentication standards to help reduce the world’s over-reliance on passwords.
To help and accelerate FIDO security key adoption, FEITIAN has designed a new PCB by removing unnecessary components and improved the OpenSK dongle casing, allowing users to build firmware from the Google OpenSK source code and using our open-source OpenSK hardware dongle to test and experience FIDO authentication.

Features

  • Supports Google OpenSK open-source firmware
  • Allows users to make their own security key to test and experience FIDO authentication
  • Improved method to enter bootloader mode: Press and hold user button for 8 seconds, then release to enter bootloader
  • Metal housing
  • Single button with built-in LED
  • Interface: USB-A
  • Dimensions: 2" x 0.75" x 0.25" inches
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