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Anyone know how Bitwarden fits into the "passwordless" equation here? I tried to log in to Dogwarden (shown in the video demo on passwordless.dev), but the Bitw

Anyone know how Bitwarden fits into the "passwordless" equation here? I tried to log in to Dogwarden (shown in the video demo on passwordless.dev), but the Bitwarden extension/app doesn't seem to do anything during sign-up. Also wondering if anyone knows why this device [1] doesn't work during the "passwordless" sign-up/sign-in process on dogwarden1.passwordless.dev. Am I going to have to buy yet another hardware key if I want passwordless logins? 1. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0773YLSY5/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0773YLSY5/

jeroenhd 4y ago
My current setup uses Krypt.co (deprecated) to forward most U2F/FIDO2 requests to an app on my phone. The app has some keys stored in my phone's secure secret storage and verifies/signs the request (after unlocking my phone with biometrics or my phone's PIN). This signed response is then used to log into the website. I believe the goal for Bitwarden would be the same, to allow for seamless login through a secondary device using WebAuthn and friends. Apple and Google are already working on cross-device FIDO2 login support, but for Firefox I haven't seen much announced as of yet. Bitwarden filling in for Apple's/Google's proprietary services would be a way to log in securely without giving up even more security features to browser companies.