Christopher Harrell (@0x636e68) 's Twitter Profile
Christopher Harrell

@0x636e68

Paranoid, builder, accidental foodie, eternal student. CTO @ Yubico, tweets are my own.

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calendar_today20-11-2013 22:37:01

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Eric Mill (@konklone) 's Twitter Profile Photo

DHS will also start monitoring Certificate Transparency logs and notifying agencies of new certificates -- great for both the US government and the CT ecosystem. Taken together: clear actions using modern tools to directly mitigate a real known threat. A+ cyber.dhs.gov/ed/19-01/

DHS will also start monitoring Certificate Transparency logs and notifying agencies of new certificates -- great for both the US government and the CT ecosystem.

Taken together: clear actions using modern tools to directly mitigate a real known threat. A+ cyber.dhs.gov/ed/19-01/
Login Llama (@loginllama) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I just used WebAuthn as my second factor with Google in the Apple mail program in OSX 10.15 beta. This shows that WebAuthn is part of the system webview and not just part of Safari. Thanks Apple I have been waiting for this for a long time.

Christopher Harrell (@0x636e68) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Awesome work by the brave team on webauthn! I’m proud that YubiKit is part of this, and that we have been able to work so well together to show how easy secure authentication can be. 😁

Jiewen Tan (@alanwaketan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This year’s WWDC is big for the web! Stay tuned on Jun 24th to learn about how to use Touch ID and Face ID for the web. developer.apple.com/news/?id=e4u1m…

Ricky Mondello (@rmondello) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“What’s New in Safari 14” is live! Its “Authentication and Passwords” section mentions breached password notifications, domain-bound SMS codes, Web Authentication with Face ID and Touch ID, and PIN entry for security keys. developer.apple.com/documentation/…

“What’s New in Safari 14” is live! Its “Authentication and Passwords” section mentions breached password notifications, domain-bound SMS codes, Web Authentication with Face ID and Touch ID, and PIN entry for security keys. developer.apple.com/documentation/…
Christopher Harrell (@0x636e68) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m grateful and proud the webauthn/fido work Yubico, Google, Microsoft, Apple, and others have done has helped trip up some attackers! YubiKeys and friends help a lot if passwords are leaked, and can even help a bit if computers are compromised if the session system is great. 🙂

Christopher Harrell (@0x636e68) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This really resonates with what we are aiming for with our team and program at Yubico. Read it all and think about what you might be able to achieve in your organization. IMO this is how we change common perceptions of our industry and make allies who will make us all safer!

Nathaniel Gleicher @ngleicher@infosec.exchange (@ngleicher) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ Today we extended support for hardware security keys for iOS/Android. This is important for anyone, but especially for frequently targeted groups like journalists, human rights defenders, political campaigns, gov officials, and public figures. about.fb.com/news/2021/03/e…

Albert Yu (@yukinying) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Use SSH with yubikey without gpg-agent: developers.yubico.com/PIV/Guides/SSH… Patch it for ECDSA as well: bugzilla.mindrot.org/show_bug.cgi?i…

Brad Hill (@hillbrad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delegated Recovery launching in beta today with Open Source SDKs for Java, JS, and (by GitHub) Ruby. facebook.com/notes/protect-…

The Frediverse - @akalin@mastodon.social (@fakalin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"If you give me six lines of C written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will trigger undefined behavior." -- Cardinal Richelieu