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by ecesena 8y ago
When you say crypto do you mean cryptography or cryptocurrencies? As of today, I'm not sure focusing exclusively on cryptocurrencies will give you much knowledge in security... the majority of the day-to-day security work I've see
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by ecesena 8y ago
I just learned from a colleague that you can install a MDM if you have a Google Apps account. Of course now I want to try MicroMDM first. I think the major benefit is that this way you control the MDM, and you don't risk that a MDM get
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by ecesena 8y ago
Pinterest | Security | San Francisco, CA or Seattle, WA | Full-Time | Onsite I'm looking specifically for Product Security, but my team is also hiring for Infra & Corp Security. Feel free to reach out directly, I'll need your
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Solo: first open source FIDO2 security key. Kickstart this Weds(medium.com)
3 points by ecesena 8y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
Probably your device id, or the so-called advertiser id, which might be at the company level, and thus shared across FB services.
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by ecesena 8y ago
We just tried with a self-signed attestation certificate and it doesn't work.
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by ecesena 8y ago
Prove identity: no Encrypted communication (and files): yes, we use it for Solo, and we also have a public team https://keybase.io/team/solokeys.public
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by ecesena 8y ago
As of today most people seem to want a hole to attach it to a keyring. So it's kind of hard to have even usb-a on one side and usb-c on the other side. Let alone lightning. If you want to give it a try, we'll open source the hardw
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by ecesena 8y ago
Not at the beginning. We're starting FIDO2/U2F only, but we'll have the possibility to upgrade the firmware. PGP/SSH are the top feature requests, TOTP we'll have to look into it, if the way yubikeys are doing it is
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by ecesena 8y ago
We're starting FIDO2/U2F only, but we'll have the possibility to upgrade the firmware. PGP/SSH are the top feature requests, so we'll add them right after the Kickstarter -- unless the community builds them first.
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Why Choosing a FIDO2 Security Key(hackernoon.com)
2 points by ecesena 8y ago|0 comments
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Yubico Extends Mobile SDK for iOS to Lightning(yubico.com)
1 points by ecesena 8y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
I just wrote a blog post about "Why FIDO2": [1]. Would love to hear if the messages resonate with you. [1] https://medium.com/@0x0ece/why-choosing-a-fido2-security-key...
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by ecesena 8y ago
Just replied in another thread: it's a few months away, but we'll have usb-c + nfc in Solo (open source security key supporting FIDO2). We'll launch the Kickstarter next week: https://solokeys.com
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by ecesena 8y ago
It's a few months away, but we'll have usb-c + nfc in Solo (open source security key supporting FIDO2). We'll launch the Kickstarter next week: https://solokeys.com
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by ecesena 8y ago
Yes, it. In fact most browser currently still implement U2F.
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by ecesena 8y ago
Ah. To be fair, I've added my keys with Chrome. Ping me via email (or comment on medium) if you can't have it to work, I'm happy help debugging more.
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3D printing a programming jig and embedding pogo pins(conorpp.com)
30 points by ecesena 8y ago|18 comments
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Awesome Thesis: survive your CS master thesis(github.com)
47 points by ecesena 8y ago|6 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
It works for me. I just tried logging in into Gmail in Firefox 61.0.2 on Mac. I've tried both Solo and a U2F key (Digipass Secure Click). What yubikey are you using? I can give it a shot.
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Why Choosing a FIDO2 Security Key(medium.com)
2 points by ecesena 8y ago|4 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
Are you involved in any ways? Do you know if there are developer previews available?
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Why Choosing a FIDO2 Security Key(medium.com)
3 points by ecesena 8y ago|0 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
Yes. We're still defining the exact date, but it should be within the next two weeks. We're working on some really exciting partnerships, we need a few more days to finalize details. So far we're super excited about how the c
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by ecesena 8y ago
Maybe the Tomu discussed in another comment here would be a good starting point. We're really focused on the Kickstarter now, so unlikely we'll have time to do it ourselves in the next, say, month or two. But the code is open now
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by ecesena 8y ago
Not that I'm aware of. Might be trickier than U2F (that exists already) because FIDO2 is a bit more computationally expensive, and probably larger code base. But certainly an interesting project to add to the pipeline.
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by ecesena 8y ago
We open sourced the firmware. To our knowledge this is the 1st open source implementation of FIDO2/CTAP2. Our firmware is designed to be run/developed without hardware, and we have implementations already for efm32 and nrf52840. W
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Show HN: Solo, open source FIDO2 security key(github.com)
98 points by ecesena 8y ago|23 comments
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by ecesena 8y ago
Yes, I was also curious about the features as the price seems pretty high if this was just for authentication. I’d also be curious about the level of certification, if any, that they can achieve by being open. Disclaimer: I’m working on Sol
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by ecesena 8y ago
Also 2FA via text now works. Not the most secure solution, but it's cool to see improvements in usability.

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