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At pico.sh we are developing a completely different type of passwordless authentication all leveraging what developers are already familiar with: SSH keys. No
by qudat 3y ago
At pico.sh we are developing a completely different type of passwordless authentication all leveraging what developers are already familiar with: SSH keys.
No passwords, no JWTs, no bearer tokens, no complicated webauthn, and no passkeys. All we need is an SSH keypair.
We have a demo if you are interested in learning more: https://pico.sh/tunnels https://pico.sh/tunnels
- megous 3y agoSo what prevents any process from the developer machine connecting to 1337 port and being treated as authenticated?
- josephcsible 3y agoCouldn't you use "-m owner" in ip{,6}tables to do that?