3 ms·
I haven't run into any like that, but I'm with you -- if I could only store one webauthn key, I wouldn't use it at all. Too risky.
by rootusrootus 5y ago
I haven't run into any like that, but I'm with you -- if I could only store one webauthn key, I wouldn't use it at all. Too risky.
- dividedbyzero 5y agoI believe AWS root accounts don't support more than one key to be added.
- droopyEyelids 5y agoI don't think any AWS account allows more than one!
- aaaaaaaaata 5y agoThis has been talked about in HN comments almost daily for like a week — does anyone from AWS/Amazon read this forum, or are they too busy performing blood sacrifices trying to recruit graduates?
- blibble 5y agomore like 2 years they do know about it (I had a friend who was a PM there), but it's low priority...
- plexicle 5y agoThey don't. And it's also not supported in the mobile app, which is a huge pain.
- aborsy 5y agoRight. But you could create new users, not root but with admin rights, and enroll new keys.