Re:Passkeys: A Shattered Dream
by cmurf on Tuesday April 30, 2024 @03:18PM
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What about solokeys.com?
As I understand it the workflow would be:
* get a new passkey
* enroll the new passkey with all existing services
* unenroll the old passkey with all existing services
That is certainly onerous for the "can my mom do this?" test. Like, I'm not even sure I want to deal with this myself and I have a Solo key (in a box).
Further, seems any service I'd want to protect with a passkey, is also a service that would be very difficult to lose access to, should I lose the passkey (or it fails). Therefore I need to enroll two passkeys with each service, to have one as a backup.
Uhh, OK. So now if I were to change passkey vendors/services - it's enroll two replacements, unenroll two? I haven't ever done this so maybe it's not as onerous as it sounds?
As I understand it the workflow would be: * get a new passkey * enroll the new passkey with all existing services * unenroll the old passkey with all existing services
That is certainly onerous for the "can my mom do this?" test. Like, I'm not even sure I want to deal with this myself and I have a Solo key (in a box).
Further, seems any service I'd want to protect with a passkey, is also a service that would be very difficult to lose access to, should I lose the passkey (or it fails). Therefore I need to enroll two passkeys with each service, to have one as a backup.
Uhh, OK. So now if I were to change passkey vendors/services - it's enroll two replacements, unenroll two? I haven't ever done this so maybe it's not as onerous as it sounds?