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But the scam described in the first link is not much different than what is plaguing Microsoft Authenticator in phishing mails. Sending a QR code and getting so
by INTPenis 3y ago
But the scam described in the first link is not much different than what is plaguing Microsoft Authenticator in phishing mails. Sending a QR code and getting someone to scan it to steal OTP access.
It's still much better than anything we had before, and it is after all 20 years old. So I can see that there is room for improvement.
So what is a better eID implementation? Freja?