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Itsme is an authentication token, like eID. You can login to CSAM protected websites on Linux with Firefox or Chromium and with Itsme token running on Android
by sam_lowry_ 4y ago
Itsme is an authentication token, like eID.
You can login to CSAM protected websites on Linux with Firefox or Chromium and with Itsme token running on Android or iPhone.
You can also login on Linux with Firefox or Chromium and with your eID card inserted in a properly configured card reader such as ACR-38U.
- seszett 4y agoI'm not sure because I don't use itsme anymore (it stopped working on jailbroken devices a while ago, so I just switched to TOTP auth with CSAM) but if I remember correctly the initial setup of itsme doesn't work on Linux, as it requires a browser plugin for the card reader that doesn't run on Linux. CSAM uses a different browser plugin that does work on Linux.
- scrollaway 4y agoYes that’s exactly right.
- sam_lowry_ 4y agoI set up itsme on my android phone using linix. This was a couple years ago, so things likely changed for worse since then. P.S. If you use a JB device, you should also use Magisk and be ready to troubleshoot.
- ploum 4y agoWorth mentioning that itsme is a private consortium of several banks and phone operators which explicitely says that data collected will be used for marketing purpose and "research". That you can’t even think of using it if, like me, you are not using a phone operator or one of the few banks which are part of the consortium.