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That's fair. Although, for my password manager, you need both password and 2FA to access it, whereas a FIDO key would just require stealing the physical key. D
by ehsankia 8y ago
That's fair. Although, for my password manager, you need both password and 2FA to access it, whereas a FIDO key would just require stealing the physical key.
Does there exist FIDO key (other than phones) that require a password to "enable"? For example, when it's plugged into a new device, the key locks until you input some master password?
- jontro 8y agoThe Ledger Nano S requires you to enter a pin code at least
- rkeene2 8y agoMost smartcards require you to authenticate to them before they will perform operations using their private cryptographic keys. I'm adding WebAuthn support to my smartcard middleware [0]. [0] https://cackey.rkeene.org/ https://cackey.rkeene.org/