u2f

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On Thu, 2015-02-05 at 17:45 +0100, Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos wrote:
> 
>  One of the presentations in fosdem's security devroom was about U2F. As
> far as I understood U2F is smart card which provides unique per server
> ECDSA256 keys. Those could be stored in the card or in the PC similarly
> to TPM (i.e., encrypted using a key that depends on the card and the
> site). The protocol includes registration, and is a simple
> challenge-response process. The differences between a PKCS #11 smart
> card and that one, is the specified registration protocol as well as its 
> driverless nature. The U2F protocol is however limited to secp256r1 curve
> and cannot be extended beyond it. What do you think of that? Would it make 
> sense to support it in openconnect?


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