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  1. So, #Internet, dann tu' mal deine Weisheit raus und sage mir, wie diese #Sneaker hier heißen?
    Nach meiner Erinnerung waren das #Nike-Schuhe, Zeit ca. 1998/99.
    Wer kann das rausfinden?
    #wisdomofthecrowd

  2. I'm looking for a good overview/comparison of different #MFA/#2FA or #PasswordLess authentication protocols.

    The recent #Fido2 #MitM risk made me aware that I need to learn more.

    Pointers and #BoostWelcome

    #fedipower #wisdomOfTheCrowd #FollowerPower

    As the best way to get an answer on the internet, is to state something wrong, let's try this 😜

    #FIDO and FIDO2 are actually a whole set of (related?) protocols.
    FIDO includes FIDO #UAF (Universal Authentication Framework) and FIDO #U2F (Universal Second Factor).

    FIDO2 is the "successor" of FIDO and consists of two parts.
    #WebAuthn and #CTAP (Client to Authenticator Protocol). From the name I would guess that WebAuthn is for web stuff (requiring browser support) and CTAP is for IT infrastructure stuff (???)

    #Passkey is based on #Fido2
    Other related concepts or protocols are #OTP (one-time passwords), #TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) and #HOTP (“H” in HOTP stands for Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC))

    Not sure how #SmartCards play into this.

    And not sure which of these methods would work for an offline authentication login into your laptop (and ideally also as key for whole disk encryption)

  3. I'm looking for a good overview/comparison of different #MFA/#2FA or #PasswordLess authentication protocols.

    The recent #Fido2 #MitM risk made me aware that I need to learn more.

    Pointers and #BoostWelcome

    #fedipower #wisdomOfTheCrowd #FollowerPower

    As the best way to get an answer on the internet, is to state something wrong, let's try this 😜

    #FIDO and FIDO2 are actually a whole set of (related?) protocols.
    FIDO includes FIDO #UAF (Universal Authentication Framework) and FIDO #U2F (Universal Second Factor).

    FIDO2 is the "successor" of FIDO and consists of two parts.
    #WebAuthn and #CTAP (Client to Authenticator Protocol). From the name I would guess that WebAuthn is for web stuff (requiring browser support) and CTAP is for IT infrastructure stuff (???)

    #Passkey is based on #Fido2
    Other related concepts or protocols are #OTP (one-time passwords), #TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) and #HOTP (“H” in HOTP stands for Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC))

    Not sure how #SmartCards play into this.

    And not sure which of these methods would work for an offline authentication login into your laptop (and ideally also as key for whole disk encryption)

  4. I'm looking for a good overview/comparison of different #MFA/#2FA or #PasswordLess authentication protocols.

    The recent #Fido2 #MitM risk made me aware that I need to learn more.

    Pointers and #BoostWelcome

    #fedipower #wisdomOfTheCrowd #FollowerPower

    As the best way to get an answer on the internet, is to state something wrong, let's try this 😜

    #FIDO and FIDO2 are actually a whole set of (related?) protocols.
    FIDO includes FIDO #UAF (Universal Authentication Framework) and FIDO #U2F (Universal Second Factor).

    FIDO2 is the "successor" of FIDO and consists of two parts.
    #WebAuthn and #CTAP (Client to Authenticator Protocol). From the name I would guess that WebAuthn is for web stuff (requiring browser support) and CTAP is for IT infrastructure stuff (???)

    #Passkey is based on #Fido2
    Other related concepts or protocols are #OTP (one-time passwords), #TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) and #HOTP (“H” in HOTP stands for Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC))

    Not sure how #SmartCards play into this.

    And not sure which of these methods would work for an offline authentication login into your laptop (and ideally also as key for whole disk encryption)

  5. I'm looking for a good overview/comparison of different #MFA/#2FA or #PasswordLess authentication protocols.

    The recent #Fido2 #MitM risk made me aware that I need to learn more.

    Pointers and #BoostWelcome

    #fedipower #wisdomOfTheCrowd #FollowerPower

    As the best way to get an answer on the internet, is to state something wrong, let's try this 😜

    #FIDO and FIDO2 are actually a whole set of (related?) protocols.
    FIDO includes FIDO #UAF (Universal Authentication Framework) and FIDO #U2F (Universal Second Factor).

    FIDO2 is the "successor" of FIDO and consists of two parts.
    #WebAuthn and #CTAP (Client to Authenticator Protocol). From the name I would guess that WebAuthn is for web stuff (requiring browser support) and CTAP is for IT infrastructure stuff (???)

    #Passkey is based on #Fido2
    Other related concepts or protocols are #OTP (one-time passwords), #TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) and #HOTP (“H” in HOTP stands for Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC))

    Not sure how #SmartCards play into this.

    And not sure which of these methods would work for an offline authentication login into your laptop (and ideally also as key for whole disk encryption)

  6. I'm looking for a good overview/comparison of different #MFA/#2FA or #PasswordLess authentication protocols.

    The recent #Fido2 #MitM risk made me aware that I need to learn more.

    Pointers and #BoostWelcome

    #fedipower #wisdomOfTheCrowd #FollowerPower

    As the best way to get an answer on the internet, is to state something wrong, let's try this 😜

    #FIDO and FIDO2 are actually a whole set of (related?) protocols.
    FIDO includes FIDO #UAF (Universal Authentication Framework) and FIDO #U2F (Universal Second Factor).

    FIDO2 is the "successor" of FIDO and consists of two parts.
    #WebAuthn and #CTAP (Client to Authenticator Protocol). From the name I would guess that WebAuthn is for web stuff (requiring browser support) and CTAP is for IT infrastructure stuff (???)

    #Passkey is based on #Fido2
    Other related concepts or protocols are #OTP (one-time passwords), #TOTP (Time-based One-time Password) and #HOTP (“H” in HOTP stands for Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC))

    Not sure how #SmartCards play into this.

    And not sure which of these methods would work for an offline authentication login into your laptop (and ideally also as key for whole disk encryption)