OnlyKey removes the hassle of forgetting your passwords and serves as a universal 2-factor authentication token. On the face of the OnlyKey is a 6 button keypad which serves two purposes. 1. In order to enable the device for use, a PIN must be entered. This way if OnlyKey is ever lost or stolen, it will be unusable without knowing the PIN. 2. The 6 buttons support multiple authentication methods, such as One Time Passwords used by Yubikey, Google Authenticator, and Universal 2nd Factor (U2F). OnlyKey is the world's first token to implement self-destruct and plausible deniability features. A self-destruct PIN and a plausible deniability PIN can be set when you first activate your OnlyKey. If you are ever forced to unlock your OnlyKey or give up your PIN, the self-destruct PIN can be entered instead, causing the OnlyKey to wipe it's sensitive data. Similarly, the plausible deniability PIN can be provided instead, which will activate the OnlyKey using a second profile that contains credentials to accounts set up to look real -- which may even work to log into websites -- but are really just dummy accounts. Alternatively, if you don't need the second profile for plausible deniability you can just use it as a second profile to store additional accounts, such as a personal profile and keep your work accounts in the primary profile. Once the OnlyKey is set up it allows you to log into an account with the touch of a button. You store your accounts on the OnlyKey and then the OnlyKey types your credentials for you into a login form. For an example, you could setup button #1 on your OnlyKey so that when it is pressed your Google username is typed into the username field, your Google password is typed into the password field, and then your 6 digit OTP is typed into the OTP field (if your account is setup for Google Auth). The complete login is done with 2-factor authentication with the touch of a button.
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