@APrintmaker

I'm only at 16 minutes into the presentation, but I had to pause and say... Finally, an explanation that I can understand!  For about a week I have been trying to figure out what is actually happening when I plug in my new YubiKey and use various functions.  Along with other things I've watched and read, this presentation brings it all together for my non-technical brain.  Thanks!

@uquantum

Useful explanation, even in 2024. Particularly useful for devs who actually have to implement .create and .get and parse the responses to each on the backend. Thanks!:face-blue-smiling:

@jwoolson

Thank you, codekaiju Nick! An excellent explanation of the WebAuthn components in FIDO2.

@arcticjoe1142

Hey Nick, I love the Douglas Adams quote at 5:18.  Nice!  :-)

@LegacyInBlood

Good stuff! Does the authenticator store public and private keys created during the registration process on to the authenticator device (yubikey) for retrival during login or is it generated again during login?

@implementtech9683

Is there a way to authenticate via my organization's mobile app?

I want to send a notification from my organization's web app to the mobile app. If the mobile app user approves the login by pressing the "Approve" button, the system should allow the login.

@puneboys

Well explained! wondering if anyone has any pointers like how to automate the registration/authentication process for these backend API calls?

@michaelkastner3611

I got lost after about 20 minutes and then I started to feel like a moron. If anyone feels the same way, just try it again. It's not the fault of the presentation, it's just that it's really  such a complex topic.

@SocheatSok78

This should be published years earlier when I was trying to implement it.

@cynorsense

Can we hide the webservice? Like : I don't want to allow anybody to know the first page unless using this FIDO2 tech ?

@adarshrao1692

Too good.