Authentiq

Oh, and how do you address privacy?

@oplante We currently have integrations for Ruby (OmniAuth), Python (Flask/OAuthlib), NodeJS (PassportJS, MeteorJS), PHP (League & Zend). See our repository for some examples: https://github.com/AuthentiqID/ We're just about to release Wordpress as well (sign up to follow the progress). Also, what integration should be next on our list?

@oplante Great question Olivier. A lot of thought went into that one at Authentiq. First of all we do not store any private data centrally, and store it on your phone instead. And upon signing in or signing up to a service, you are in control over what data you share with the site/service you are visiting. Full control over your Identity and Privacy is one of the main pillars of Authentiq.

@oplante ...and with the upcoming EU data protection regulations (GDPR, May 2018), "privacy" will be a more tangible value-add for companies too

@stannie in deed! It'll be key!

@tauno Good one. And we put a lot of thinking in that one as well. So in the Authentiq ID app you can have encrypted backups, which can be restored if you lose access to the app or migrate to a new device. To initiate this, you scan a QR code with the backup key, and we are considering other options as well. Bonus is that you can also store your 2FA codes in the AuthentiqID app, which will be saved in the encrypted backup too. Finally, you can completely revoke your ID if really needed, and rebuild your identity, which - depending on the security levels the websites insist on - may involve some more hassle. Give it a try and let us know what you think!

@craigcpaterson we definitely want to get the WordPress plugin out asap, and it will be a very straightforward to use as a Clef replacement, with some improved features following shortly too. If you'd like to help and beta test the plugin, do let me know!

@stannie Great news. I'd definitely be up for helping with testing.