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I needed a FIDO2 key, found the open-source Pico FIDO project, and ordered a Waveshare ESP32-S3 Touch AMOLED board. It has native USB, a touchscreen, an IMU and microSD. Looking at all that unused hardware, I made the traditional maker decision to keep adding “just one more thing.” EvilKey is the result. It still works as a FIDO2 key, but now has a dark touch UI and on-device PIN entry for compatible user-verification requests (host-side PIN remains available when the client chooses it). Air Mouse uses the IMU for cursor movement only while I hold MOVE on the screen; touch handles clicks and scrolling. USB Tool is a separate, explicitly selected role for HID scripts. A script runs only after pressing RUN. The harmless demo on my own PC opens Notepad and types a joke. The case in the linked photos is a home-printed prototype fitted to the Waveshare PCB V1. I have not tested V2 fit. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Li-ion charging are present on the board, but are not EvilKey features yet. Photos of the real V1 prototype: Ready screen · PIN entered on the key Now I'm at the point where scope creep needs an adult in the room. If this were your side project, what would you prioritize next: stronger key storage, one genuinely useful wireless feature, easier setup, or stopping here and polishing what already works? What would you actually use, and what sounds clever only on paper? Build and source: Hackaday project and assembly notes · Firmware · Manager · microSD examples Three short real-device demos: Touch GUI · USB Tool · Air Mouse   submitted by   /u/Fun_Constant3113 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 17:57:29