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If it's just WebAuthn under the hood, wouldn't discrete WebAuthn devices work as well? That is, separate security keys (USB or NFC), or WebAuthn directly in the
by Freak_NL 4y ago
If it's just WebAuthn under the hood, wouldn't discrete WebAuthn devices work as well? That is, separate security keys (USB or NFC), or WebAuthn directly in the browser of a smartphone using on-device cryptography.
Or did Apple manage to helpfully extend this standard into something requiring iWhatever accounts?
- ratorx 4y agoI use a YubiKey as well as iOS everywhere I use WebAuthn (currently only for 2FA). The only sites I don’t are the ones which don’t support more than 1 key. I haven’t come across any websites that restrict it to just iOS. I’m not even sure it would be easy (without fingerprinting), because the browser usually handles verification (and gives options for security key and iOS).