Here is a little tray utility for Linux / GTK to read codes from a Vivokey OTP applet and copy them into the clipboard, ready to be pasted into whatever application or website that requires a code:
In the following video, you can see me using it to log into GitHub using my Apex Mega:
Functionally, this is nothing more than the Vivokey Authenticator but running natively in Linux, so that it’s capable of sticking the codes it reads from the implant directly into the clipboard.
The Android Vivokey Authenticator app does that too, but only if you paste the code into another Android app. If you prefer using desktops or laptops, then you have to type the code given by the Android app by hand, which kind of defeats the convenience of having an implant. With this little program, you can use your Vivokey OTP codes seamlessly and efficiently in your Linux desktop.
Incidentally, I named it Vivokey Codes so it doesn’t create confusion with the Vivokey Authenticator app for Android. But really, think of it as kind of the same thing, only for another platform.