M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
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Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#2My question is how in the world do they make ECC crypto run that fast in browser, if that is indeed what they are doing?
Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#3Where can I get more info on the strong elliptic curve cryptography and identity-based encryption behind this open source code?
Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#4Where can I get more info on the strong elliptic curve cryptography and identity-based encryption behind this open source code?
They made the source code available on GitHub
https://github/certivox
Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#5if this is as good as it claims to be that's pretty cool. I use Google Authenticator for some things but's no good if your damn phone has died!
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#6How can ECC be fast enough in Javascript? Anyone tried this or am I first?
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#7How can ECC be fast enough in Javascript? Anyone tried this or am I first?
it seems okay on the demo page, I tried on my iPhone 4s too and that wasn't too shabby.
Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#8a 4-digit pin? brute force in 10,000 tries? this is secure, how?
Re: M-Pin says it can do ECC based 2FA in browser - no usr/pswd DB
#9Looks like intriguing innovation.