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Add logic to identify when passwordless authentication is enabled with same key as U2F. Add features around this logic:
GUI alerts to user (minimum feature request)
reports for administrator
Option for administrator to block use of same key for passwordless and U2F (Should be default)
Summary
I noted in a test installation of Nextcloud 19 that I am able to set up passwordless authentication and U2F authentication with the same key. I think that this will technically allow bypass of MFA, and thus reduce security.
In my usecase, my nextcloud instance is not exposed to the internet directly, so I would like the option to use both passwordless and U2F as an MFA option (along with TOTP, etc.) However, this should not be the default. I would imagine this to be disabled by default and a checkbox for the administratior to allow the same key to be used for passwordless and U2F.
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This is a tricky one, we'd need a way for the app to communicate with Nextcloud's passwordless auth and vice versa to exchange this information. But I'll think about it.
Thank you for looking into it, and thank you for the work on this app. I am not sure on the hooks nextcloud core allows too see the u2f key used for passwordless, I can definitely see this being tricky. I am not developer, only a user of nextcloud. Would a new issue in the nextcloud core be necessary?
Feature Request
Add logic to identify when passwordless authentication is enabled with same key as U2F. Add features around this logic:
Summary
I noted in a test installation of Nextcloud 19 that I am able to set up passwordless authentication and U2F authentication with the same key. I think that this will technically allow bypass of MFA, and thus reduce security.
In my usecase, my nextcloud instance is not exposed to the internet directly, so I would like the option to use both passwordless and U2F as an MFA option (along with TOTP, etc.) However, this should not be the default. I would imagine this to be disabled by default and a checkbox for the administratior to allow the same key to be used for passwordless and U2F.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: