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07 December 2022, 17 Comments

Nitrokey 3A is Available; OpenPGP Card and One-Time Passwords as Test Versions

Nitrokey 3A NFC, Nitrokey 3A Mini

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01 December 2022, 4 Comments

New: Secure NitroPhone 3, 3 Pro With Modern High-End Hardware, 5 Years of Software Updates

Our new, high-security NitroPhone 3 and 3 Pro are equipped with modern high-end hardware. Compared to previous models, the NitroPhone 3 and 3 Pro feature the new Tensor G2 eight-core processor with 2.85 GHz and 8 resp. 12 GB of RAM. Software updates of up to 5 years result in costs starting only at 50 cents per day. The NitroPhone 3 and 3 Pro combine security, privacy and ease of use with an affordable price.

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04 August 2022, 0 Comments

New: NitroPhone 2a With Low-Priced High-End Level, 5 Years Software Updates

Our new high-security NitroPhone 2a is a high-end smartphone at an unbeatable price. It also has a handy size and light weight. Software updates of up to 5 years result in costs starting at 35 cents per day. The NitroPhone 2a combines security, privacy and ease of use with an affordable price. It's based on the premium Pixel 6a and GrapheneOS, the most hardened Android for professionals.

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26 April 2022, 29 Comments

New: NitroWall for Professional Network Security

Our ever-growing product portfolio was still missing a trusted network router and VPN gateway as a counterpart to two-factor authentication using Nitrokeys. Here is NitroWall! Your firewall, intrusion prevention system (IPS) and VPN gateway. Trustworthy thanks to open source firmware and software. For professional users with professional requirements.

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05 February 2022, 41 Comments

7 Years of Nitrokey And The Future

To mark our 7th birthday, we recap the past year and offer a look ahead to the next 12 months. Sailing Through the Pandemic Like most businesses, we were hit by the economic turmoil caused by the pandemic. Fortunately, our sales have not been affected and have continued to grow (more on that later). However, the supply situation of needed electronics and equipment has drastically worsened.

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01 January 2022, 6 Comments

New: NitroPhone 2/Pro with 4.5 Years of Software Updates!

Just four months after the successful launch of the NitroPhone 1, we are now releasing the NitroPhone 2 and NitroPhone 2 Pro. The new NitroPhone 2/Pro is the world's most secure Android smartphone and comes with many years of software updates until 2026, combining security, privacy and ease of use with sustainability and a low price per time.

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07 September 2021, 10 Comments

NextBox Available - Your Private Cloud for Home and Office

A few months ago, we successfully raised nearly €100,000 for the development and production of the NextBox in our crowdfunding campaign. We delivered all pre-orders of the crowdfunding campaign in June and July. Since then, the NextBox can be ordered regularly and will be delivered within a few days.

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02 September 2021, 77 Comments

NitroPhone - Most Secure Android on the Planet

We are very excited to introduce the NitroPhone! The NitroPhone combines security, privacy and ease of use with modern hardware. It is based on the high-quality Pixel 4a and GrapheneOS, the most hardened Android for professionals. Gain full control of your smartphone without Google and Apple! The NitroPhone is now available in the online shop.

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09 August 2021, 0 Comments

Nitrokey Equips Arch Linux Developers With USB Keys

Nitrokey and Arch Linux have partnered to equip all Arch Linux developers with free Nitrokey devices to increase their security. Arch Linux developers will use the Nitrokey Pro 2 and Nitrokey Start devices to securely store cryptographic keys for signing of git commits and software packages, GnuPG keys, and SSH accounts.

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10 March 2021, 29 Comments

NextBox: Why we Decided for and Against Ubuntu Core

When we started developing NextBox, we decided to use Ubuntu Core as the operating system for the integrated software. At first glance, Ubuntu Core seems to have many advantages, but unfortunately they disappeared bit by bit and even became problems. Therefore we had to revise this decision and changed the system to Debian.

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