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FOSS Desktop 2FA app?
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this post was submitted on 18 Feb 2024
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Edit: I was wrong and mixed up passkeys with something else. Passkeys I think are still better than desktop totp apps because at least they work with secure hardware on the platform.
That’s not what passkeys are in many implementations. Look up Google/microsoft/apple passkeys. That’s what people mean when they say passkeys.
You’re thinking of a device like a Yubikey, which is a great device.
You’re right. Yah. Still at least those use “secure element” equivalents at least.