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I'm pretty sure there are lots more, that probably are even better But what I'm suggesting is that whatever it is, it should be integrated with the browser's,
by madacol 7y ago
I'm pretty sure there are lots more, that probably are even better
But what I'm suggesting is that whatever it is, it should be integrated with the browser's, so that when I am typing my password in a special password-input-field (which doesn't exist today), no javascript is allowed to read it's plain text, until the user manually unlocks it and the page is able to read it's H(pw || bFixedPub) or whatever protocol is apropiate.
That special password field, should appear outside the pageview, to prove that the page is not in control of it, or it's not allowed to phish it, only the browser has control, and when it's done, it sends to the page the resulting hash
- MattPalmer1086 7y agoI do like the idea of password fields in browsers which can't be interrogated by javascript, a secure password protocol built in, and some way of making the authentication interface non spoofable.