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Privacy & Protection

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Securing an account, charging a phone without a data connection and isolating a device from radio signals call for different tools. This collection brings together hardware security keys, USB data blockers, Faraday bags and RFID protection.

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Yubico

YubiKey 5C

USB-C · FIDO2 · PIV

5.0 (1)
259,00 zł287,10 złLast one left

SAPSAN

SAPSAN Domovik

AI Vision · Wi-Fi Trace · 2,4/5 GHz · USB-C

2 490,00 złIn stock

Yubico

YubiKey 5Ci

USB-C + Lightning · FIDO2

359,00 zł392,40 złLast one left

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About Privacy & Protection

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Hardware security keys for your accounts

Hardware security keys let you confirm a login with a physical device. Models supporting FIDO2 or U2F work with services that offer those authentication standards. Check compatibility with your accounts, then choose the connection you need: USB-A, USB-C or NFC. A suitable key adds a layer of access protection for email, password managers and business accounts.

USB data blockers for charging

A USB data blocker disconnects data transmission between a charging port and your device while allowing power through. The PortaPow range includes adapters and cables designed for this purpose. Match the connectors to your equipment and check the charging specifications of the individual model. Blocking data lines can limit support for some fast charging protocols.

Faraday bags and RFID protection

A Faraday bag or pouch shields the device inside from radio signals. When choosing Mission Darkness equipment, check its internal dimensions, specified shielding range and closure. RFID and NFC protection accessories need to match the type and operating frequency of your card. Phone shielding, card protection and USB data blocking serve different purposes, so start with the situation you want to address.