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The only bit we're lacking is the "tied to one's bank account". The rest already exists in the form of yubikeys and other hardware security tokens.
by craftkiller 1y ago
The only bit we're lacking is the "tied to one's bank account". The rest already exists in the form of yubikeys and other hardware security tokens.
- FateOfNations 1y agoYour bank/credit/debit/etc. card is a “physical token with a crypto key that is protected by a password and tied to one's bank account”. FIDO and EMV even both use the same underlying ISO/IEC 7816 and 14443 protocols for communications.
- craftkiller 1y agoAh! I forgot about my debit card. I only use it ~once per month. Yeah, we'd need an additional piece of hardware to be able to connect it to our computers but that also could enable doing chip-based transactions over the internet so I think it would absolutely be worth it.