Rohos Disk Encryption 3.3 download the new version

Minor Improvements in Rohos Logon Key Push token MFA method.This is an experimental feature for those who prefer to keep LastPass locked after inactivity timeout. Current MFA Key is used as password storage. Rohos may enter your password right to LastPass login screen in Chrome/Firefox or some website. Added support for LastPass automated login with Rohos MFA Key, by inserting a password right to LastPass plugin via web browser extension.

Added support for Omnikey RFID readers.Added support of 16/32 bytes HOTP tokens/keys and other minor improvements for One-Time-Password MFA method.“Rohos Logon Key compact” setup should be installed on client PC. RemoteFX device redirection option in MS RDC should be used by Network Admins, to setup U2F keys on TS host side. Added a possibility to use U2F FIDO security keys for Windows remote desktop access.Currently Rohos Logon Key is the only solution that allows to protect Terminal Server remote access with U2F security keys which is being considered as the strongest authentication factor today. Rohos may easily work over a classic Microsoft RDP as well as other popular solutions like TeamViewer, AnyDesk, VNC, UltraVNC, MagicConnet, Proxy Networks, LogMeIn, pcAnywhere etc. Rohos Logon Key allows protecting remote access with convenient two-factor authentication. We also added an experimental feature to Rohos Logon to work as a password filler for the LastPass browser extension (experimental).ĭuring pandemic remote access became very popular and sometimes mandatory due to restrictions. This makes Rohos absolutely unique solution that allows using U2F keys for Remote Desktop 2FA login as well as console-based login. Rohos Logon Key v.4.7 now has multiple improvements, allows using U2F FIDO security keys as a second authentication factor for Remote Desktop access.

Rohos Disk Encryption 3.3 download the new version