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Since Lock Keeper does not provide a stand-alone, user-facing application, we want to provide a flexible way for Service Providers to authenticate their users that does not negatively impact security of Lock Keeper functionalities or the user experience.
To that end, we need a technical specification of a system that:
Supports multiple types of Service Provider logins, including passwordless systems.
Does not require the user to remember multiple passwords.
Covers onboarding flows for users, who may or may not be new users of the Service Provider ecosystem.
Does not negatively impact security of Lock Keeper.
We currently have an internal draft that treats the case of a user who has not previously registered for an account with the Service Provider. A starting point for completion of this epic is translation of this high-level draft to a detailed technical specification.
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indomitableSwan
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Integrated Authentication Plan for local-client
Specify integrated authentication and user onboarding protocols
Aug 11, 2022
@indomitableSwan For my own clarification, will there be a separate epic for an integrated authentication plan for the remote-client or is that implied by this epic?
@indomitableSwan For my own clarification, will there be a separate epic for an integrated authentication plan for the remote-client or is that implied by this epic?
Since Lock Keeper does not provide a stand-alone, user-facing application, we want to provide a flexible way for Service Providers to authenticate their users that does not negatively impact security of Lock Keeper functionalities or the user experience.
To that end, we need a technical specification of a system that:
We currently have an internal draft that treats the case of a user who has not previously registered for an account with the Service Provider. A starting point for completion of this epic is translation of this high-level draft to a detailed technical specification.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: