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I'm not sure I really understand what the purpose of Passage's product is - doesn't webauthn already do what they're doing? It looks like they're using webauthn
by ejj28 4y ago
I'm not sure I really understand what the purpose of Passage's product is - doesn't webauthn already do what they're doing? It looks like they're using webauthn too, so is this just a wrapper around it?
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