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Tons of ways to compromise it between your computer's USB port and the server's database, though. If you already have dedicated hardware, FIDO authenticators ma
by lxgr 1y ago
Tons of ways to compromise it between your computer's USB port and the server's database, though. If you already have dedicated hardware, FIDO authenticators make much more sense.
> Just a Linux kernel [...]
That's several orders of magnitude more lines of code than any FIDO authenticator implementation.
> Normally powered off, boots in 2 seconds. :)
Yubikeys boot even faster!
- wkat4242 1y agoYeah and also it's huge for just a password manager.
- megous 1y agoNone of this is a problem. FIDO2 works only with websites that support it.
- odo1242 1y ago> Tons of ways to compromise it between your computer's USB port and the server's database, though. If you already have dedicated hardware, FIDO authenticators make much more sense. I mean, if you have the amount of access needed to compromise a USB connection, you have way more than enough access than needed to just yoink the authentication token or encryption key from browser storage.