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Security Key does not work on browsers other than Chrome. Well that's a bummer. Doesn't mean it can't be useful in some settings, though.
by kmfrk 12y ago
Security Key does not work on browsers other than Chrome.
Well that's a bummer.
Doesn't mean it can't be useful in some settings, though.
- wlesieutre 12y agoAlso this though: > Security Key and Chrome incorporate the open Universal 2nd Factor (U2F) protocol from the FIDO Alliance, so other websites with account login systems can get FIDO U2F working in Chrome today. It’s our hope that other browsers will add FIDO U2F support, too.
- philip1209 12y agoIf you share the same FIDO U2F key between services, does that mean that one service could spoof tokens for a different service? e.g. foo gets compromised, so attackers can generate codes for google apps.
- ef4 12y agoNo. There are no shared secrets. This is real asymmetric crypto.
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- cbhl 12y agoYou should go contribute patches to the browser of your choice. ;)