In this second release we ensure that the published executable binaries can be reproduced, see README.md in the repository.
Verifying your TKey in a few simple steps:
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download the suitable
tkey-verificationbinary for your platform -
rename the file to
tkey-verification(add.exeon Windows, on other platforms run:chmod +x ./tkey-verification) -
plug in your TKey
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In a terminal on Linux, or in PowerShell on Windows, you can run the verification with:
./tkey-verification verify -
On MacOS, automatic detection of the serial port is currently not available. You have to first list the serial port devices with:
ls -l /dev/cu.*The TKey device name looks like “/dev/cu.usbmodemN” where N is a number. Now you can run the verification like:
./tkey-verification verify --port /dev/cu.usbmodemN
The default operation of tkey-verification requires Internet connectivity to download the verification data on the machine where you plug in your TKey. But it is also possible to run the verification on a machine that does not have connectivity, by first downloading the verification data on a machine which does. See tkey-verification verify --help for more information.
After processing the data and talking to your TKey, expect a final message saying TKey is genuine!.