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Rohos Logon Key - 1.7.3

Use any USB drive as a hardware dongle for your Mac.

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Current Version:	1.7.3
Release Date:	2009-10-17
License:	Shareware
Downloads (this version):	299
Downloads (all versions):	3,209
Price:	$32.00

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Product Description:

Rohos Logon Key turns any USB drive into a security key for your Mac. Using Rohos Logon Key you can add hardware level protection for your MAC.

Your security benefits:

The Mac is protected but you don't need to enter your password manually each time you unlock your Mac;
Automatically lock your MAC screen when USB Key is unplugged;
Unlocking your MAC with a USB token is fully automatic and fast!

What's new in this version:

Fixed "Allow to log in only by USB key" feature. In some cases it was possible to log in using password.
For 'Snow Leopard' we fixed "Unlock screen saver by USB key" feature. Now it works OK.
Improved German translation thanks to Tobias Langer.
Improved "Bluetooth logon" feature:
- Now it is possible to define PIN code for two-factor authentication by using Mobile device.
- Improved Bluetooth discovery. Now Rohos Logon should not lock the screen unexpectedly after login by detected Bluetooth device.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.5 - 10.6

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I don't think so - Version: 1.5, 1/10/2009 09:14AM PST

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steve.buchen

Why would I want to run the chance of loosing the USB drive and then run the possibility that someone could find my key and get into my machine? That chance just isn't worth the convenience of having to plug this in to logon. Sorry I just think this is a bomb waiting to go off.