While there is no official direct support for the flexSecure, this forum category (Support → flexSecure Support) is meant to provide a community support mechanism concerning its use and operation.
A collection of various applications and documentation regarding the flexSecure is available via GitHub repo at;
Thank you, Amal, for all that you do. It does not go unnoticed.
Thanks! In this specific case, quite a lot of credit goes to @StarGate01 as he is the maintainer for flexSecure applets and author of all the docs there.
I like it! This would be cool in ring form as well.
@StarGate01 @amal I’m on my way to get the FlexSecure installed to replace my bricked Apex Flex and I noticed it (the FlexSecure)'s “out of stock” in the store. I’m just checking in to see if there was some issue with it that was noticed that took it out of the storefront before I install a third flex implant in the same position.
Stock management on the site is crap. I’ll disable it. Nothing working with it and we have plenty.
What position?
Hmm seems like a normal safe place. Do you happen to put a watch on that hand / arm?
Nope, never.
Boo! Man that sucks. I’m sorry 
re: stock management,
Is this still the case? I’m seeing “out of stock” as well.
I’m going through a major manufacturing run in the next week or so. We should have more soon.
Soon™
@stargate01 it seems like FIDO2 CTAP2 is at a private repo? What if the community wanted to iterate at this implementation and make a PR?
The Vivokey FIDO2 applet is closed source (although a discussion on that is welcome). It will soon be deprecated and superseded by an open source one (GitHub - BryanJacobs/FIDO2Applet: FIDO2 Javacard Applet) by @BryanJacobs , which is FIDO2.1 compliant. A beta binary build is available in the latest FlexSecure-Applets release (Releases · DangerousThings/flexsecure-applets · GitHub) . An official announcement and documentation will follow once the transition is completed, probably in a few days.
