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If TFA is true, why not do like blockchain does (well, when done correctly) and have no stateful authorization at all, combined with a yubikey or similar to sig
by spopejoy 5y ago
If TFA is true, why not do like blockchain does (well, when done correctly) and have no stateful authorization at all, combined with a yubikey or similar to sign every request? Taking state out of the picture simplifies things tremendously, and techniques like multisig offer lots of room for managing risk.
I just wonder if a lot of session-based auth is that way because of historical bias.