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*webauthn.io, I assume EDIT: Disregard the rest of what I wrote here previously, I didn't realize it was Duo Labs's own website.
by beefhash 7y ago
*webauthn.io, I assume
EDIT: Disregard the rest of what I wrote here previously, I didn't realize it was Duo Labs's own website.
- arianvanp 7y agoWebsite is not by me. I fixed the link. Thanks But webauthn.io and webauthn.guide are both copyright of Duo Labs and so is the library so I guess they can do whatever they want ;) I assume the two websites and the library are by the same author Also the library lives on the server side ; not client ; and given the license is not AGPL there is no need to state that they're using it either. (Edit: original comment was accusing me of copyright infringement for some reason)
- beefhash 7y ago> But webauthn.io and webauthn.guide are both copyright of Duo Labs and so is the library so I guess they can do whatever they want ;) Yeah, I didn't realize that. Tried to edit it in, but too late. > Also the library lives on the server side ; not client ; and given the license is not AGPL there is no need to state that they're using it either. And I didn't notice that. I thought it was JavaScript, but it was Go all along. Doubly my bad. > (Edit: original comment was accusing me of copyright infringement for some reason) I was (wrongly) assuming webauthn.io was in violation of the license of the library because I thought it was a client-side library.