Re:Pin Bypass in Passwordless WebAuthn on Microsoft.com and ...
by leif2 on Wednesday August 12, 2020 @11:20AM
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Looks like Microsoft doesn't understand the specification that they wrote down themselves: It is a bug if an attacker can take over my entire Microsoft account via NFC. I wonder if Microsoft can make amends for any damage it causes. Credit card companies can do this and that's why some NFC payments are only 1FA.
Re:Pin Bypass in Passwordless WebAuthn on Microsoft.com and ...
by sufficient on Wednesday August 12, 2020 @11:20AM
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I agree that it's weird that they fixed it and didn't consider it a security issue.
For the user it looked like it would provide two-factor authentication since the PIN is requested, while in reality it's not verified. Thus, they only provided one-factor security.
Seems like Microsoft doesn't like to pay for a bug bounty
For the user it looked like it would provide two-factor authentication since the PIN is requested, while in reality it's not verified. Thus, they only provided one-factor security.