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> Hardware tokens with the webauthn protocol It'd be nice, but support for them around the web seems to be mostly terrible. Only a tiny handful of sites suppor
by ufmace 5y ago
> Hardware tokens with the webauthn protocol
It'd be nice, but support for them around the web seems to be mostly terrible. Only a tiny handful of sites support it at all, and most of the ones that do support it don't support more than one, which seems kind of essential to actually use it long-term and guard against the tokens breaking or getting lost or damaged.
- tialaramex 5y ago> most of the ones that do support it don't support more than one Do you have any examples besides AWS?
- ufmace 5y agoWell now that you mention it... I had been thinking of Github and Cloudflare, but I actually just checked both of them and they do now allow multiple keys to be registered. So I guess that's gradually getting better. It's still pretty amazing that AWS still doesn't allow multiple 2FA methods though.