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Or you can just use https://krypt.co/ https://krypt.co/ which uses the same FIDO standard, is open source, works on both android and iOS (where it actually uses

Or you can just use https://krypt.co/ https://krypt.co/ which uses the same FIDO standard, is open source, works on both android and iOS (where it actually uses the secure enclave) and both in Chrome and Firefox

amanzi 8y ago
I've been using this for the last month or so and have no complaints. Works well.
trulyrandom 8y ago
An important caveat with Krypton is that while it is open source, the published source is essentially useless because it is not licensed under a free license.
- int_19h 8y ago
  That should be sufficient to audit the code, and verify that the binaries distributed via app stores are actually compiled from it, no? For a security app, it's pretty useful.
- r3bl 8y ago
  You can see the code, but can't do anything with it? That'd be source-available, not open source. Having a source publicly available is one of the prerequisites for something to be considered open source, but it's far from being the only prerequisite.