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Hmm, I remain skeptical. The idea isn't terrible on the face of it, but I would want assurances that they can't get more knowledge about who I am, including get
by tomjen3 5y ago
Hmm, I remain skeptical. The idea isn't terrible on the face of it, but I would want assurances that they can't get more knowledge about who I am, including getting any additional information of the key.
I don't care about assurances that they don't do that.
The other issue is more practical: few people have such a key (especially when they won't support what is built into computers), and I for one am more likely to solve a captcha, or close the page, than I am to take of my headphones, go to another room and find my jacket to get my fido token.
The idea isn't bad, but we need to get to a place where bots aren't bad and that websites can deal with them.
- prophesi 5y agoI'm not sure about Android devices, but iPhones and Apple Watches can act as FIDO devices thanks to their chip's secure enclave.