This is an open re-implementation of the programming software for the HOTP feature of the hyperFIDO security keys. It's based on reverse-engineering the Windows-based programmer available on Hypersecu's website here.
While I have tested this with my key, I don't know how well it works for other models or even other devices of the same model.
Also, while this only issues FIDO commands to the device which have no relation to managing U2F credentials, I can't claim that this won't accidentally wipe your keys or brick your device. As always, no warranty.
$ ./hyperhotp help
Usage: ./hyperhotp [help|check|reset|program] [-68] <8-character serial number> <40-character hex seed>For full usage, see the man page hyperhotp(1).
This program only depends on libusb at runtime, as well as a C compiler supporting at least c11, as well as pkg-config and cmake at build time. gtk4 is also required if you want to build the GUI. On Unixoid platforms the build is done as usual:
$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake .. # Alternatively: cmake .. -DBUILD_GUI=ON to build with GUI (unfinished!)
$ make -j$(nproc)If you have Nix installed you can simply open a nix-shell to get the exact environment this was developed in.
Building on Windows should also work, but hasn't been tested.
- More testing
- Code cleanup + fixing compiler warnings
- Proper CLI syntax
- CI generating static binaries for all platforms
- Supporting programming multiple keys