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About OTPKEY Authenticator
OTPKEY Authenticator adds a multi-factor layer of security to your online accounts.
Many services and IT products support one-time passwords to protect your account. OTPKEY generates these codes on your PC, even when you are offline, and keeps them one click away in the Windows taskbar.
OTPKEY works with the online services you already use, including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, GitHub, GitLab, Dropbox, Cloudflare, AWS and many more.
What's new in 1.1
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- Folders: group your accounts and move them with drag and drop
- Search: just start typing to find an account, in the current folder or across all folders
- Import accounts from Google Authenticator (scan its export QR code)
- Backups are compatible with OTPKEY for iPhone, Android and Mac
- Service logos are shown automatically
- Full keyboard control, and a global hotkey (Ctrl+Alt+O) to show OTPKEY from any app
Features
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- Scan QR codes directly from your screen
- Import from Google Authenticator
- Folders, drag-and-drop ordering and instant search
- Copy a code with one click; copied codes are kept out of clipboard history and cloud clipboard
- Encrypted backup and restore (PEM file), compatible with OTPKEY on iPhone, Android and Mac
- Export an account as a QR image or URI text
- Passcode lock, with recovery through your Windows account
- Masked codes, auto-hide and always-on-top options
- Change the icon of each account
- Global hotkey and full keyboard control
- Starts with Windows and stays in the notification area
Specifications
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- Type: Time-based (TOTP), Counter-based (HOTP)
- Algorithm: SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512
- Digits: 4 to 10
- Period: 30 or 60 seconds
RFC Standards
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TOTP - Time-based One-time Password Algorithm (RFC 6238)
HOTP - HMAC-Based One-time Password Algorithm (RFC 4226)
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