Review on Thetis Two Factory Authentication Protection Compatible by Rudy Hilmy

Purchased: 2019. Overall, I recommend this dongle for home use and offsite backups. Since it has both USB and Bluetooth. who sold me to it. I don't regret my purchase. - Application recommendations. My general recommendation is that it should be a FIDO backup key if possible, that's the versatility! This is a flash drive. This means it is sticking out of the connector. This means damage to him or the port in certain situations. And also that little hook to attach a chain or rope? I would not recommend that. Yes, NFC and USB have security vulnerabilities. Most people reading this will soon have NFC phones. I originally bought this FIDO for my wearable devices. I keep simpler keys at home. Also, this was a proof of concept for me. That said, I wanted to see how my workflow would use them. Now that more devices have built-in NFC. I will change my usage with future updates. - Technical issues - "Bluetooth" pairing works with portable devices. For example my old Android tablet and my new phone. However, I can't get a Bluetooth connection to my laptop. Which isn't that old. However, USB makes up for this. - Security issues. My second problem isn't a big one, but it's worth mentioning. All Bluetooth devices come with some kind of pairing code. It is engraved on this. If you intend to use this key on the go, you may want to delete it from your device. Of course, you must make copies of this number. Keep this in mind if you lose the pairing code. It's almost useless - Extending the life of the product - This product will probably be used until it dies or I die. Now, one of the bottlenecks is that USB-C is finally becoming the new standard. However, this does not matter as a simple adapter can be used. USB port adapters range from $5 to $50 depending on who makes them and where you get them. Remember that it should be used as a backup FIDO key. Not your primary.