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If I understand it correctly, it's to use fido2 without firefox or other browser. I support any spread of this and am looking forward to (having the time) to re

If I understand it correctly, it's to use fido2 without firefox or other browser. I support any spread of this and am looking forward to (having the time) to read it

ranguna 4y ago
But Linux already supports FIDO2 without Firefox, I use fido2 with sudo, LUKS and ssh keys (gpg as well, but it uses a custom agent). But maybe those use their own custom implementation of the fido protocol? Didn't really look this up tbh, it just works right now.
- Borealid 4y ago
  sudo, LUKS, and OpenSSH each dynamically link and use Yubico's `libfido2`. That supports FIDO2 well on Linux.
  - ranguna 4y ago
    Meaning this is an alternative to yubico libfido2, gotcha. Thanks.