> Fortunately we don't need to wonder what to do. WebAuthN is here now and has been ready for a couple years now.
i've only recently started paying attention to this space again, so forgive me if this is a silly question... but does the webauthn standard also include procedures for dealing with a lost, damaged or compromised authenticator device?
i've only recently started paying attention to this space again, so forgive me if this is a silly question... but does the webauthn standard also include procedures for dealing with a lost, damaged or compromised authenticator device?