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To some extent, this is similar to SSL/TLS certificates that can be used to authenticate the user (not just the server). If I recall correctly, http://startssl.
by mgbmtl 11y ago
To some extent, this is similar to SSL/TLS certificates that can be used to authenticate the user (not just the server). If I recall correctly, http://startssl.com/ http://startssl.com/ does that.
It's not a very intuitive mode of authentication, but if the UI was improved, and combined with a sync service (& encrypted with a passphrase), I guess it could be usable? (also, presumably it requires the site to use https, but that's also much more expected today than it was 10 years ago)
- IgorPartola 11y agoYeah, basically this. I have used it before and client side TLS certs are anything but intuitive. They are also not widely supported.