Julian Sikorski wrote:
> Germany uses their own implementation too:
> https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/AusweisApp2
> To add insult to injury, it requires the use of custom EC curves, which
> are bound to stop working at any moment:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2259403
At which point you should probably just bundle a static OpenSSL with
AusweisApp2. As unfortunate as it is, there appears to be little other
choice to keep the package running here, and bundling forked libraries is no
longer against Fedora packaging guidelines. And there are other packages
already bundling forked versions of OpenSSL (e.g., Chromium and derivatives
all bundle some version of "BoringSSL").
And at least the German stuff (and the Italian, Portuguese, and Estonian
ones) is Free Software. The Austrian ID Austria app is entirely proprietary.
Though, as far as I know, you can buy physical FIDO2 hardware, then go
register that with the ID Austria office, and then log in on the ID Austria
website with any FIDO2 enabled browser and the hardware you bought. But the
default workflow goes through a proprietary smartphone app.
Kevin Kofler
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