Magic: A Key-Based Authentication System for Self-Sovereign Identity
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#3Interesting, how can I migrate users from Auth0 into this?
We'll work on a documentation on this and also feel free to reach out to us at hello@magic.link in the meanwhile. Would love to learn more about your use case and explore how we can help you migrate!
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#4Also in the whitepaper, I saw this:
> To ensure Magic cannot decrypt the encrypted key for redundancy, we have removed our permission to decrypt with our KMS instances.
I don't know too much about how KMS works so I apologize for my naivete but what's to say you can't give yourself back that permission?
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#6I was looking for this exact functionality some months ago, nice. Didn't find any pricing but I'll give it a try, for sure
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#7I was looking for this exact functionality some months ago, nice. Didn't find any pricing but I'll give it a try, for sure
Sean from Magic here! Pricing is coming very soon! We'll be carrying over the pricing from our existing key management product ( https://fortmatic.com/pricing ) and make slight adjustments. Love to hear your feedback on the price range as we are trying to make this an optimal choice for startups and growing companies too!
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#8This looks very interesting! I couldn't find any info on pricing on your site, I imagine this wouldn't be a free service :) Also in the whitepaper, I saw this: > To ensure Magic cannot decrypt the encrypted key for redundancy, we have removed our permission to decrypt with our KMS instances. I don't know too much about how KMS works so I apologize for my naivete but what's to say you can't give yourself back that per…
It's actually possible to lock ourselves out as the root user and not be able to change the permissions!
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#9I have a question on the main product - doesn't pushing the link to email just pass the password breach potential to the email provider?
definitely understand the reduction of attack vectors but does it not consolidate the risk?
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#10And to think that I was so hopeful... up until I read that.