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WebAuthn - authenticating users to services using public key cryptography
WebAuthn is a web standard published by the W3C. Its goal is to standardize an interface for authenticating users to web-based applications and services using public key cryptography. Modern web browsers support WebAuthn functionality.
WebAuthn provides two functions: register and authenticate. Usually the public-private keypair is stored on an external device, called a security key (Yubikey, Trustkey etc.) or inside a platform(OS) authenticator. Platform authenticators are available on all modern platforms, such as Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. After the public key is registered, it can be used to authenticate to the same service.
This module does not preserve a database of registered public keys, their credential ID, usernames and pending challenges - instead this data must be stored by a client of this API in a database or other persistent storage.
A basic demonstration server is provided (bin/webauthn_demo),
running at webauthn-demo.robur.coop.
Documentation
API documentation is available online.
Installation
opam install webauthn will install this library.