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Hardware security key options?
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Look into SoloKeys and NitroKeys and see if there's products from those vendors that fit your needs.
I also recommend Nitrokey. I have a Nitrokey Pro 2 and a Nitrokey 3 NFC and they both work well. Linux support is very good, and they also have good documentation on how to do most stuff you might want to do. +1 for being open-source as well.
Nitrokey isn't fully open source though. The secure element is proprietary. But that's not their fault, OSS secure elements aren't a thing yet unfortunately, but some companies wanna bring a change in that
Well I might be ignorant of first principles, but I couldn't get a nitrokey I got for testing to work with anything.
Not that yubikey is easy.