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ezkey – Rethinking MFA with Simplicity and Security
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Ezkey is an open-source cryptographic MFA platform built as a distinct alternative to browser-centric authentication models.
It does not implement FIDO2 or WebAuthn, and it should not be understood as a simplified passkey variant. Ezkey follows its own protocol and trust model, built around a direct cryptographic relationship between a trusted backend and a mobile application.
Ezkey is designed for developers, especially backend developers, who want a self-hosted MFA system with strong cryptographic guarantees, explicit trust boundaries, and APIs that stay practical to integrate.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Ezkey is an open-source cryptographic MFA platform built as a distinct alternative to browser-centric authentication models.
It does not implement FIDO2 or WebAuthn, and it should not be understood as a simplified passkey variant. Ezkey follows its own protocol and trust model, built around a direct cryptographic relationship between a trusted backend and a mobile application.
Ezkey is designed for developers, especially backend developers, who want a self-hosted MFA system with strong cryptographic guarantees, explicit trust boundaries, and APIs that stay practical to integrate.Read the full README ↗