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In Denmark, you are issued a one-time pad. You get a new one with some frequency. If you lose it, you are issued a new one. In that case, third parties could u
by discardable_dan 5y ago
In Denmark, you are issued a one-time pad. You get a new one with some frequency. If you lose it, you are issued a new one.
In that case, third parties could use a government website to get a row/col and ask you to verify, and the website could say yes/no. Yes, there is a risk of your one-time pad being stolen, but it is no greater than the current risk that any US citizen's tax documents or SS card can be stolen.
- xxpor 5y agoHow do they bootstrap the verification when you say you lost your key?
- discardable_dan 5y agoYou can read more here: https://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Denmark_-_Replace_Lost_NemID_Code_Card https://www.wikiprocedure.com/index.php/Denmark_-_Replace_Lo...
- mjevans 5y agoThat's an annoying denial of service attack; and you would typically do this by making the burn require very little authentication and the recovery a visit to a local government office, such as the police or a court.