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Thanks for this service, very helpful. What are the plans wrt allowing different ways to authenticate user such as Challenge-Response instead of username-password?
Usually non-custodial wallets that may use this service, already have a permanent public key and can then sign messages/challenges easily, so end-users do not need to backup extra credentials
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Support Challenge-Response authentication?
Support Challenge-Response authentication with EC keypair message signing?
Nov 26, 2021
At the moment, Backpack uses username and password as an alternative to keys because the assumption is that the backup actually contains the keys, and thus the user wouldn't be retrieving backups for keys they already have.
If they lost these keys they then wouldn't be able to retrieve the backup either, hence requiring something they can memorize or save elsewhere.
If your use case for is plain authentication and permissioning of data, then Slashtags might suit you better, particularly when we publicly release Slashtags Feeds, which is basically what you have described: using a key to request data related to it from a server.
That said, if you can articulate a different flow specific to wallet backups and Backpack, we are open to it. (Like another factor that isn't the backed up keys themselves, nor a password.)
Thanks for this service, very helpful. What are the plans wrt allowing different ways to authenticate user such as Challenge-Response instead of username-password?
Usually non-custodial wallets that may use this service, already have a permanent public key and can then sign messages/challenges easily, so end-users do not need to backup extra credentials
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: