jobinlawrance

jobinlawrance

Hey everyone, I recently implemented passkeys in Phoenix Elixir app using SimpleWebAuthn, let me know what you guys think.

Passkeys In Phoenix using SimpleWebAuthn

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tangui

tangui

There might be something fundamentally wrong with this approach. As far as I understand, all security checks are performed in the browser.

Let’s say I lost my security key. What prevents me from modifying the REST calls to tell the BE WebAuthn security checks were successfully performed anyway?

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