The comparison table is wrong when it comes to Nitrokey Start / Gnuk. Keys are encrypted, it is 100% libre software, can be audited, auditing isn't harder than GnuPG.
It looks like a good option for importing an existing key that isn't easy to replace, which isn't something a Trezor can do since it's not a storage device for keys but rather a device for generating them from a stored high entropy seed and entered passphrase.
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I'm only saying that I prefer a better approach to the traditional key generation, backup and HSM model for new keys. I need to have backups and I don't want to ever expose my keys or passphrases to a computer since that defeats a lot of the advantages of using an HSM.
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There are definitely pros and cons to each. IMO, backups break the promise between the device and servers (or the computer when logging in, etc) that the key is tied to that particular device.https://twitter.com/RobertSpigler/status/1058491267099828224 …
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