Matthew Miller
Matthew Miller
> We are makers of such a back-end system for banks, considering adding WebAuthn support and seeing close to zero benefits in implementing RS256 and Ed25519 because these will be...
I think I remember being surprised by an ES256 response from Windows 11 at some point, but with Windows 10 and slower-updating (enterprise) installs of Windows 11 still out in...
I'm closing this out, there's no action to be taken.
@lgarron Do you think this issue is still valid?
> Theres no penalty for them to lie either. Who's checking and regulating any of this? No one now but it could become a factor in receiving e.g. FIDO certification.
Is anyone around who's well-versed in SubtleCrypto? I'm in the final stages of this "isomorphic" refactor (see #299) and have managed to replace all but one use of Node's `crypto`....
Hey @linuxwolf, thank you for the assist! You were right, it was the case of my needing to peel apart the DER-encoded R and S (from code I'm working on...
#299 is in a really good place right now. The code rewrite itself is largely done, and now I want to test it out in some alternative runtimes like Deno...
Note to self: I wonder if something like this might work, rewrite to work in Deno and compile to Node instead: https://github.com/fromdeno/deno2node From https://github.com/denoland/deno/discussions/9569
I experimented with making **server** "Deno-first" (explicit file extensions on relative imports, `"npm:"` prefixes to use 1.28's ability to install NPM packages) and got it to run a call of...