Passwords and week passwords are one of the most common weaknesses in IT security and computer security in general. I propose that this device will allow people to use extremely complicated passwords and at the same time provide them with peace of mind that if it is lost stolen or goes missing that there's a backup device which is automatically updated and the use of said device is so heavily protected against both glitch side channel and voltage attacks as well as several other hidden security features which make it incredibly difficult it would be without question not the lowest hanging fruit but perhaps one of the most difficult devices which can contain all of your passwords, update a sister device as it will come in pairs, insurance can be bought which allows you to replace a device that's been stolen or erased or otherwise, a lower cost device will be issued in the case of a device having been stolen or erased automatically, you can store your SSH, passwords, service a passkey, as well as doing 2FA But will contain no other radios such as Bluetooth or Wi-Fi on purpose as these represent a tax services which are unnecessary and with three different biometric access requirements when you initially authenticate by voice your face and your fingerprints as well as a couple of digits worth of code which are more or less not necessarily as necessary as the first three It will be virtually impossible especially when embedded in the sides of the case will be detectors that since your heart rate and your temperature so that the device knows it's in the hand of a live human being. Even the battery will contain a hidden microchip and if it's not used as the power source or if anyone attempts to access the case the case and its encryption keys will automatically be erased. Any new passwords or keys generated will automatically be updated on the backup device. It will use LTE only and that will be the only radio in the device as well as a GPS tracker and the possibility to set preset geo locations and geofencing or said device will again erase itself.
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