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@pedrouid.eth
Who is interested in Passkeys support on Ethereum?
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@chromatic
Conflicted about this, the purist in me says hell no but the realist says that’s probably for the best.
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@killjoy
Curious what you see as the downside?
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@pedrouid.eth
He is probably talking about the fact that Passkeys uses a NIST-approved curve Which is something that Satoshi avoided on the suspicion of hidden backdoors But the reality is that Apple and Google only use NIST-approved curves for their secure enclaves Passkeys is needed for Web3 mainstream adoption
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Interesting.Whenever I hear curve my brain substitutes it for “math thing”. What could a back door in a curve look like? Is the assertion that its standard approved means that intelligence agencies are comfortable in they could brute force it if they had to?
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Centralisation won. We don’t fucking need privacy to trade that damn L0 or PEPEMAGATRUMP2024DOGEBITCOIN type shit
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