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€43.00| Model Number | Molto-2 v2 |
|---|---|
| Form-factor | Cuboid with a TFT Screen |
| Functions | TOTP configurable |
| Dimensions | 74×53×12.9 mm |
| Weight | 40 gr |
| Programmable |
100 profiles config protection password |
| Product ID | T2-72 |
| Wordpress | fully compatible | |
|---|---|---|
| Google Account | fully compatible | |
| Azure On-Prem MFA Server | fully compatible | |
| Azure Cloud MFA / Office 365 AD Premium P1 or P2 | fully compatible | |
| Azure Cloud MFA / Office 365 AD Free/Basic | fully compatible | |
| Stripe Dashboard | fully compatible | |
| Meraki Dashboard | fully compatible | |
| ISDecisions UserLock | fully compatible | |
| ESET Secure Authentication | fully compatible | |
| Watchguard AuthPoint | fully compatible | |
| Duo | fully compatible | |
| WebUntis | fully compatible | |
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Molto-2-v2 Multi-profile TOTP Programmable hardware token
A revised version of our popular multi-profile USB-programmable TOTP hardware token that can now hold up to 100 TOTP accounts. The profiles can be provisioned/configured via USB using one of our Molto-2 USB Config tools. Molto-2-v2 also has additional features such as OTP shown as a QR image and HID/Keyboard emulation feature.
▣ RFC 6238 compliant
▣ supports up to 100 accounts/profiles
▣ USB-programmable with the USB Config tool
▣ USB keyboard emulation (USB cable included)
▣ Two display modes: with one TOTP profile per screen and with five TOTP profiles per screen
▣ RTC battery life: 8 years
▣ LCD screen battery: 3-4 months (rechargeable)
▣ Designed, engineered and programmed in Switzerland
Specifications
| Dimensions | 74x53x12.9 mm |
| TOTP Profiles | up to 100 |
| Programmable | via USB, Windows app or cross-platform Python script |
| Time sync | Yes |
| Time step | 30 or 60 seconds |
| Hash algorithm | SHA1 or SHA256 |
| Protection |
• Configuration password • Screen security lock feature (v2.1 or newer) |
| OTP Length | 4, 6, 8 or 10 digits |
| OTP Entry | Manual, HID-emulation1 or by scanning QR code2 (in Mode1 only) |
Migrate from mobile apps
Token2 programmable hardware tokens can be used as drop-in replacement of TOTP mobile apps. Token2 has developed solutions to migrate from apps like Google Authenticator and Authy to any of our hardware tokens.1 HID Emulation
If Mode1 display mode is active, the device can send the OTP over USB thanks to HID emulation function built-in. This will allow minimizing the user actions needed to authenticate with any 2FA-enabled system. The video below shows the process of logging in to a Gmail account using this feature (the user selects Google profile on the device and presses a button instead of typing in the 6 digits. Molto-2 will also submit the form as it sends the Enter key together with OTP)
2 OTP as QR
If Mode1 display mode is active, the devices showing the OTP as a QR code have the most potential of greatly improving user experience, especially with custom apps, if QR scanning in implemented.Buttons and screen elements
Molto-2 physical buttons and visual display elements are described in the figure below:
Display modes
Molto-2 v2 supports two display modes: one TOTP profile per screen (Mode1) or 5 TOTP profiles per screen (Mode2).
You can switch between modes by long pressing the M button on the device (see video demonstration below)
Unplugging the USB cable
The micro-USB ports used in Molto2 devices are known to be more fragile (as they are PCB surface mounted), therefore, when unplugging the cable from the port, it is recommended to hold the device and pull the cable only in the direction illustrated below, firmly holding the micro-USB connector head. Unplugging the cable otherwise may damage the port or the PCB.
Device lock feature new
Starting from Molto2 v2.1 there is a possibility of locking the screen using the "Lock" button in the Windows app or using--lock argument of the molto2.py script. This will hide the OTPs from device's screen until unlock button is clicked or molto2.py --unlock command is issued.Related products
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