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In Belgium they use https://www.itsme-id.com/ https://www.itsme-id.com/ i don't think it's sensitive to this kind of attack.

• hleszek 4y ago
  It's great but it's kind of strange to depend on a private entity to log in on government websites. https://geeko.lesoir.be/2022/06/28/les-belges-pourront-obtenir-une-carte-didentite-virtuelle-des-2023/ https://geeko.lesoir.be/2022/06/28/les-belges-pourront-obten...
  • ParanoidShroom 4y ago
    I think it's a UX friendly wrapper around the poor UX super annoying official 'e-id'. I don't think it's me would have space in the market if the official e-id was as easy to use and reliable as the official one.
  • toolslive 4y ago
    They (belgian govt) are working on an alternative. https://tweakers.net/nieuws/198482/belgische-overheid-werkt-aan-alternatief-voor-itsme-wegens-monopolievorming.html https://tweakers.net/nieuws/198482/belgische-overheid-werkt-... (in dutch)
    • Stiffly6471 4y ago
      yeah they first buy a 20% stake in the company. A year later some otherwise useless minister thinks the best course of action is to spend more money to build an app that does the same. easy when you don't need to spend your own money!
  • Stiffly6471 4y ago
    you mean that same government that has the largest stake (20%) in the company?