Verry niceeee ;>
Time-based one-time password (TOTP). aka: 2FA!
A alternetive to Authy / Google Authenticator.
Full offline. And Standalone once all Keys have been added.
Sleep mode after 1 minuite. battery life info at the bottom
press a button or plug it in to charge to wake it
NEW! Import via scanning the QR code on google auth app. all that and more with the python app in the repo.
There are a few reasons why I made this device, mainly to lose dependence of my phone. But not just, What if your phone breaks, bricks, or something else? I rather have lots of devices that don't depend on eachother rather than a all in one for that reason, plus most "universal" stuff performs worse than a specific device for that single function. As of right now, I'd say it's almost complete (enough to daily drive), possibly a few more hardware security features, maybe UI polishing, fixing any bugs i haven't found yet and should be perfect. The cost is ~£6 excluding 3D printing.
- Nice!Nano: AliExpress Link
- DS3231 RTC: AliExpress Link
- 0.96Inch Display: AliExpress Link
- 6*6 Silicone Switch: AliExpress Link
- 3D model
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Use the NiceTOTP-Configurator (Firmware update doesnt work rn*)
setunixtimeexample:setunixtime 1751925355add <username> <base32secret>example:add test JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP(Compare)listdel <GetTheIDFromListCommand>example:del 1factoryreset(Power cycle after)
- Build and flash the project with platformio (Make sure you add nicenano support here)
- Or Drag and drop the .UF2 onto the nicenano drive when doubble clicking reset (short rst pin with usbc sheild tapping twice quickly)
- In 2 months the RTC drifted 8s forward.
- It still shows the right code tho, but that means the last 8 Seconds are invalid. I will need to see whats up with the RTC
- At month 6 it looked like 50%, battery life seems like a year then.. charging it now so yeah.
- Make sure not to let it discharge as it will go in a soft brick, to unbrick you just press rst (mentioning it if you glued shut the case like i did when i was done with hardware but not firmware.)
- If you want protection over phisical attacks, you want to use something like a st-link and run approtect.py which blocks reading firmware, but there will still be other ways to get keys as a hardware hacker, so just noting!!!
