Recent content by Joao

These seems to be the only one still working just fine.

I agree, websites not setup by Steve don't seem to work for me, only the Steve ones are allowing creation and login painless... the others don't even work, just give errors. I'm not seeing these adopted anywhere yet, I think I will need to setup a wordpress blog, to see if the wordpress plugin...

I like the idea of the SQRL Fundation, specially for the promotion effort, and to help it be implemented in more and more platforms. I do have the opinion that as much as possible should be self hosted and don't depend on any third party's... that may not even support SQRL! For community...

That idea of signing the domains or something to identify it self to the user in a way others can't spoof easily does have a problem, the client needs to store that somewhere. And SQRL author is known for not wanting any feature that implies to have clients to store anything else other than what...

I will trow a really bad idea now =) Is the site under attack? Are "they" creating accounts like there is no tomorrow? No problem! Make the client produce a random RSA key with a random value between 4000 and 6000 bit, create the cert with a personalized "CN" and "serial number" value, and send...

I don't understand PHP coding, but I also have two Wordpress sites, and I'm hopping for a plugin to be made available so that I can start using SQRL on my web sites.

I think the true solution will be equipment's to support SQRL, through software prepared for it, to send the communication to third party devices (tablet, smartphone, dedicated SQRL authentication hardware, ...) using USB/ NFC/ Bluetooth. Basically the same way browsers communicate with FIDO2...

Did I hear correctly on the podcast that SQRL is using the DNS infrastructure itself to check in a light weigh matter if there are new versions? Wouldn't be a good idea to have GRC web server to use DNSSEC? To prevent third party's from spoofing the results.