Recent content by Paul F

Try here: https://www.grc.com/sqrl/logo.htm

Yes, though what I meant was to have "Sign in with SQRL" in the same long rectangle shape as the other sign ins, but that separates the QR code making it look like it's for "What is SQRL?" and fixing that just makes things too complicated. I did have another thought: you could add Click...

Yes, it looks like a plugin bug. I tried another site that uses that plugin, with the same result. It's not a serious problem, but it's nice not to cause SQRL protocol errors. @kalaspuffar may want to look into it sometime.

The server is returning tif=20, a transient error. In its response the server has to include the parameters nut=<value> (with a fresh nut) and qry=<value>. These parameters are required in the SQRL protocol. See https://www.grc.com/sqrl/SQRL_On_The_Wire.pdf pages 16 and 19. This may be a...

I tried the following with GRC's sqrl client and an ID not yet registered with sara.gives 1 Go to https://sarah.gives/wp-login.php 2 Click Sign in with SQRL 3 Enter SQRL password, click OK 4 Instead of registering, click the browser back arrow Note the nut hasn't changed 6 Click Sign in with...

I believe Steve is using the same SQRL server for multiple sites and uses x=n to distinguish between them. There is a mention of it here: http://www.GRC.com/groups/sqrl:21722

Example: The menu "FORUMS " has sub-menu "New posts Find threads Watched Search forums Mark forums read" On the GRC Forums, both the menu and sub menu bars do not scroll off the top of the window when the page is scrolled down. On the SQRL Forums, only the menu bar does not scroll off the top...

As I understand it, the "sin"/"ins" feature in SQRL is designed to work as follows: User initiates log-in using SQRL button or QR code SQRL client sends a "cmd=query" to SQRL server SQRL server recognizes the user and sends an "sin=<value>" request in its reply to the SQRL client SQRL client...

Your mention of "IDTY" implies you are using the Firefox/Chrome extension in which case you don't have as many export/import options as described above ( "What if I use several computers and/or smartphones?" ). As far as can tell, you must use the rescue code when importing, and when...

Steve had two release tracks: the development releases up to #72, and the public release #1 (aka Version 1.0). Development releases only updated to the latest development release. To install public release #1 you have to uninstall any development release first; otherwise release #1 (with its...

I tried logging in with my test client and got the error: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority. I'm not certain, but I believe we have to install your self-signed certificate on our sqrl client computers to make it work. I have to do that with my sqrl test server when it is on a...

If you want more info on self-signed certs check the ReadMe.txt file here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B55CDlmyhQItQ084aVhHZFdZYmc

The inability to enter 0's or 1's suggests that you have selected 'Import an Identity' using 'Text Entry' as the source. The rescue code is a 24-digit number. An exported text identity is 100+ base-56 characters which exclude ambiguous characters such as 0 and 1.

Select All -> Copy -> Paste

This translation of GRC's Windows-MASM version into Linux-C may interest you: https://github.com/sqrldev/SSP-API-Linux