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Sadly, WebAuthn is also becoming a victim in the same way (at least on iOS). The expectation is that WebAuthn private keys are stored in the secure enclave, wh
by computerfriend 3y ago
Sadly, WebAuthn is also becoming a victim in the same way (at least on iOS).
The expectation is that WebAuthn private keys are stored in the secure enclave, which would be a comparable security guarantee to YubiKeys and other hardware devices.
"Passkeys" are now forcibly synced via iCloud, you can't use WebAuthn on iOS without enabling iCloud Keychain.
- dvzk 3y agoHuh, thanks, I wrongly assumed that Passkeys inherited WebAuthn’s attestations for hardware-backed keys. I guess organizations will need to ban Passkeys internally.