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To supplement the existing methods for user interaction, verifiers MAY include a key on the USB device used to provide a visual identifier of the device, a unique serial number, or some other distinguishing information.

For those who may prefer to have the "keys" kept safe from prying eyes, verifiers SHALL provide a secure means for protecting the key itself. Verifiers SHALL be resilient to attacks that involve possession of the authentication key or that cause the key to be revealed, such as, a keylogger or other active hardware-based Trojan. Verifiers SHALL protect the key by using a key generation operation such as a secure PRNG function and using a key length at least as long as the hashed Password it is used to protect. As such the cryptographic hash function SHALL use a key derivation function with a salt and a cost factor (such as the output length of the underlying one-way function) and SHALL be deployed in an approved form.

Verifiers SHALL use approved encryption and an authenticated protected channel when collecting OTP data in order to provide resistance to eavesdropping and MitM attacks. Time-based OTPs RFC 6238 SHALL have a defined lifetime that is determined by the expected clock drift in either direction of the authenticator over its lifetime, plus allowance for network delay and user entry of the OTP. In order to provide replay resistance as described in Section 5.2.8, verifiers SHALL accept a given time-based OTP only once during the validity period. In the event a claimants authentication is denied due to duplicate use of an OTP, verifiers MAY warn the claimant in case an attacker has been able to authenticate in advance. Verifiers MAY also warn a subscriber in an existing session of the attempted duplicate use of an OTP. 84d34552a1