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Cool story, but the eff is the best suited publication to deal with the intrinsic legal issues, and im disappointed they let that field lay fallow. Namely, a p
by halJordan 3y ago
Cool story, but the eff is the best suited publication to deal with the intrinsic legal issues, and im disappointed they let that field lay fallow.
Namely, a passkey is something you have- does that mean it can be seized with a warrant the same way your biometrics can be, or the same way papers in a locked safe can be?
I think the answer is yes, Lavabit was famously compelled to produce cryptographic key material.
- etskinner 3y agoIsn't it also something you know? They mention that using passkeys usually requires unlocking a password manager, so presumably they're encrypted at rest
- lxgr 3y agoYes, but many password managers these days also encourage either staying logged in or using biometrics (or a short PIN on a trusted device).