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Technically yes, but from memory, your U2F public key would be leaked. Thus depending on your threat model you may still want to rotate U2F keys.
by slowbdotro 4y ago
Technically yes, but from memory, your U2F public key would be leaked. Thus depending on your threat model you may still want to rotate U2F keys.
- quickcheck 4y agoI thought ‘public’ means it can be shared widely without there being a risk to the private key. What threat model would consider it a risk to have a public key exposed?
- password4321 4y agoIdentity/privacy: de-anonymizing accounts reusing the same public key.
- lazka 4y agoU2F generates a new keypair for each origin. Public keys are not re-used.