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Everyone else: don't do this
by Brian_K_White 1y ago
Everyone else: don't do this
- stoltzmann 1y agoWhy not? It actually sounds like the best way to use passkeys and still have control over them.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y agoI've been super happy with it. My logins are always with me but they never leave the house. > It actually sounds like the best way to use passkeys and still have control over them. I belatedly recall that I tried to setup a Google passkey in a VM and was rebuffed. Google depends on Windows Hello for passkey presentation prompts - and Hello is disabled in an RDP session (ostensibly because facial rec won't be needed). I poked at the problem for a while and couldn't find a workaround.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y agoIt's a safe, simple and secure config. I understand that's not for everyone.
- Brian_K_White 1y agoIt's simple and convenient, it may or may not be secure, it is not safe, it's fragile. I understand avoiding unnecessary single points of failure is not for everyone.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> it may or may not be secure It is secure. > it is not safe, This is incorrect. > it's fragile This is incorrect. Many thousands of sessions over most of a decade all testify to to it's robustness and reliability. > I understand avoiding unnecessary single points of failure is not for everyone. That's an interesting segue.