Cato Client vs Otpkey Authenticator

The Cato Client enables secure connectivity from mobile devices used by businesses to the Cato Cloud service. Traveling business users can easily connect to corporate resources on premise and in the cloud from everywhere.

Otpkey Authenticator generates one-time passwords for two-factor authentication on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, and keeps them in sync through iCloud Keychain. It works completely offline. No account, no server: your secrets stay in the system Keychain on your devices, protected by your passcode, Face ID or Touch ID. Otpkey Authenticator works with every service that supports standard TOTP or HOTP codes, including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, GitHub, Facebook, X, Dropbox, Discord, PayPal, AWS, Synology and many more. Switching from Google Authenticator? Scan its "Export accounts" QR code and all of your accounts are imported at once. Features ======= - Available for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, synced through iCloud Keychain - Folders and search to organize many accounts - Scan QR codes to add accounts - Import all accounts from a Google Authenticator export QR code - Export any account as a QR code - Encrypted, password-protected backup and restore (PEM file format) - Face ID / Touch ID lock - Hide codes on screen, copy with one tap - Custom account icons - iOS: Home Screen widgets (small, medium and large) - iOS: Apple Watch app with complication - macOS: Lives in the menu bar, always one click away - macOS: Scan QR codes straight from the screen - macOS: Launch at login, auto hide - macOS: Drag and drop Specifications =========== - Type: Time-based (TOTP), Counter-based (HOTP) - Algorithm: SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512 - Digits: 6, 8, 10 - Period: 30, 60 seconds Standards ======= TOTP - Time-based One-Time Password Algorithm (RFC 6238) HOTP - HMAC-Based One-Time Password Algorithm (RFC 4226)