I saw the talk on AIOHA at HF last year. Developers need secure ways to get users logged in, so it should be useful. Security is really hard to get right.
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I saw the talk on AIOHA at HF last year. Developers need secure ways to get users logged in, so it should be useful. Security is really hard to get right.
!BEER
Yes. It also helps that developers don't need to maintain all over the code support for multiple login/transaction signing methods, and if something changes, this could break their code in many places. This way, all changes related to login/transaction signing with different methods are maintained from one repository, with one set of wrappers that can easily be invoked from any app.