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I think there's a big chicken-and-egg problem here since why would websites use it before there are users? But it also seems like it would be too much of a has
by arikrak 14y ago
I think there's a big chicken-and-egg problem here since why would websites use it before there are users?
But it also seems like it would be too much of a hassle for users. If they let their browser or Lastpass save the passwords, they can log in automatically without multiple steps involving a phone. I mind having to take out my phone for regular 2-factor authentication but I normally only need to do that once for each device. I also find that I would rather type in a couple digits than wait for a camera and QR code recognition.
- brennenHN 14y agoClef offers every website drastically increased security for their logins from day one, and the site doesn't have to worry about re-implementing security best practices. Also, since Clef is a single-sign-on solution, only one QR code needs to be scanned per session.