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Reset ePass 2003 Auto Token

150 Rs69 Rs

1) Note the serial number printed on your locked token
2) Pay and enter that serial number at checkout
3) We send the unlock code generated from it
4) Unlock the token with the Remote Unlock Client and set a new PIN
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Unlock an ePass 2003 Auto token

A USB token asks for its PIN before anyone can use the certificate on it. If you've forgotten the PIN or entered it wrong too many times, the token locks. We generate an unlock code from the locked token's serial number.

  • Unlock code from your serial number

    Enter the serial number printed on the locked token when you check out. We use it to generate your unlock code.

  • Remote Unlock Client

    You'll need the Remote Unlock Client to unlock the token with the code.

    Download the client

  • Older CSP 1.0 tokens

    A CSP 1.0 ePass 2003 token has to be moved to a newer CSP version before it can be unlocked.

    Check your token

  • A service, not a new token

    You receive an unlock code. No token is shipped.

Upgrading a token's CSP version can remove the certificate stored on it. Some certifying authorities let you download the certificate again.
Model
HyperPKI ePass 2003 Auto HS series (HYP2003)
Certification
FIPS 140-3 Level 3, NIST certificate #5255
Secure chip
32-bit smart card chip with its own operating system, 64 KB secure memory
Connection
USB 2.0 full speed, Type-A connector
Algorithms
RSA, ECDSA, AES, 3DES, SHA-1/256/384/512
Interfaces
PKCS#11 v2.20, Microsoft CAPI and CNG, Microsoft Smart Card Minidriver, PC/SC, CCID
Protocols
SSL v3, IPsec/IKE
Operating systems
Windows, macOS and Linux, 32 and 64-bit
Serial number
Laser-printed on every token
In the box
Token with protective cap

Why FIPS 140-3 validation matters

FIPS 140-3 is the current US government standard for cryptographic modules. It replaced FIPS 140-2, whose certificates have now moved to NIST's historical list. It covers ports and interfaces, authentication, physical security, key management and resistance to attack, at four increasing levels. Level 3 adds tamper resistance and identity-based authentication.

Validated products go through independent laboratory testing. This token's module is NIST certificate #5255, active until January 2031.