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Yes, pretty much. As the owner you should be able to look at the secret, copy it, publish it, whatever you want. At least with USB keys it is opt in. With passk
by perryizgr8 3y ago
Yes, pretty much. As the owner you should be able to look at the secret, copy it, publish it, whatever you want. At least with USB keys it is opt in. With passkey I'll be forced to give up my ownership because there are literally no viable options other than Google and Apple for smartphones.
- growse 3y agoThis has a very "technically correct" feel to it, which doesn't actually translate into anything useful in the real world. If you think the very existence of HSMs threatens the concept of "ownership over your hardware", then I guess that's a view. > With passkey I'll be forced to give up my ownership because there are literally no viable options other than Google and Apple for smartphones. Every existing webauthn token is a passkey.
- perryizgr8 3y ago> Every existing webauthn token is a passkey. How to use my existing webauthn token in my iphone as a passkey?
- growse 3y agoI don't have an iPhone, so I've no idea how it works. On my android device, I can plug it in or NFC it. Have you tried plugging it in?