dblitt
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}There used to be append-only, they've removed it and suggest using a credential that has no 'delete' permission. The question asked here is whether this would protect against data being overwritten instead of deleted.
https://www.corbado.com/blog/webauthn-passkey-qr-code
(Not sure how the "cloud assisted" part of caBLE works)
iCloud Passwords don't run on an iPhone that is an electronic device that you need to carry?
Those electronic devices that you mention don't each store the keys in a proprietary format and you can't access them without the vendor's cooperation - i.e. vendor lock in?
Passkey portability is being worked on. Here is the draft of the open standard:
https://github.com/fido-alliance/credential-exchange-feedbac...
News article: https://www.theverge.com/2024/10/15/24270875/password-manage...
Yeah, that makes it useless to me.
The operating theory is that higher management at Apple sees this as a layer of protection. However, word on the street is that members of actual security teams at Apple want it to be unencrypted for the sake of research/openness.
also use it as a portable usb stick. when you are transfering stuff over 10gb, usb 3 is very very usefull.
I'm using code-server as a dumb text editor, akin to using notepad.exe back in the day.
But I'm honestly very comfortable with that. Especially for the kind of code I'm writing.