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@RamaAditya49 RamaAditya49 released this 30 Aug 16:40
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npm install -g titen-memory@0.10.0

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Added

  • Optional WebAuthn passkeys now protect dashboard accounts on Cloudflare and
    Bun/SQLite with exact RP ID and origin verification.
  • First passkey enrollment returns eight recovery codes once. Profile can list,
    revoke, and add passkeys or replace the recovery set.
  • The dashboard completes passkey assertions through fixed same-origin routes.
    A real browser WebAuthn test uses a virtual authenticator.
  • A public-artifact release gate rejects private deployment identifiers in the
    source tree and generated package assets.

Changed

  • Migration 24 adds persistent login throttles, explicit API-key authentication
    stages, WebAuthn credentials and challenges, and recovery generations.
  • Password login now applies progressive SQL-backed delays before verification.
    The fifth failure waits 30 seconds. Later delays reach at most 30 minutes.
  • Accounts with passkeys receive a 15-minute staged key until passkey or
    recovery verification creates a full dashboard session.
  • Dashboard sessions are no longer part of credential portability exports.
  • Account-specific Cloudflare configuration and private runtime evidence are no
    longer part of the public repository or npm release surface.

Security

  • Login throttle rows store only a hashed account bucket and bounded timing
    state. Passwords and submitted usernames do not enter throttle storage.
  • Challenges bind to organization, account, session, purpose, and expiry.
    Conditional SQL claims prevent challenge and recovery-code replay.
  • First passkey enrollment revokes older dashboard sessions. Removing the last
    passkey requires the current password.
  • Staged keys have no product scopes. Central route authorization permits only
    the required password-change or second-factor completion operations.