Test demonstrates the seamless registration and the very few steps needed to perform both FIDO and app-authentication using a combined authenticator frontend.
Test is performed on iOS 18.
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| App: Open app. Notice the warning on top (red frame). Click the frame. |
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| App: Click 'Slå til' to accept enabling test-app as autofill provider (passkey manager). |
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| App: Now select 'Opret test-identitet'. This causes the app to create a test-identity and an internal (MitID) FIDO key. Note the user-id for the created user. |
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| On mobile device with App installed: Open browser, and go to service provider site. Click the 'Log ind i netbanken' link on welcome page. This link instructs the broker to perform authentication with FIDO. |
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| Select 'Godkend på denne låste enhed' to perform same-device FIDO + App authentication. |
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| Select 'Fortsæt' to authenticate with passkey and continue to test-app-approval. |
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| Select 'Godkend' to authenticate with app-authenticator. |
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| You are now logged in. |
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Test demonstrates combined FIDO,app cross device authentication using new passkey manager approach.
Screenshots are from Edge, Windows 11 and iOS 18.
Test demonstrates how a code token user can use 'enhedslåsning' to install FIDO (Windows Hello) on his/her Windows pc.
The test does not involve the test-app, only a Windows pc and browser (Edge in this example).
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| Go to test self-service. |
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| A receipt for key creation is shown. Click 'OK' to continue. |
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| Test self-service system shows receipt for saving the key. |
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Client notices that you have a Windows Hello key. Since client is running on Windows, key is assumed to be here. |
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Enter Windows Hello pin code. |
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Note that the test-client does not require the user to enter a password, you are taken straight to the code token authenticator. |
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| You are now logged in. |
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Users may experience that they are not able to perform cross-device authentication using BLE due to corporate policies or hardware preventing use of Bluetooth.
In this case, users may obtain FIDO phishing protection by registering a FIDO key on their pc/Mac and use app-approval by swipe. Since FIDO is used there is no need to perform additional channel binding (QR/OTP) in this case.
This test case shows how to register a pc-key (Windows Hello) and use it in combination with app.
Screenshots are from Edge, Windows 11 and iOS 18.
| Step | Result - pc/Mac | Result - app |
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| Create test identity as shown in PM1 test. |
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| Go to service provider page and enter username. Click 'Fortsæt'. |
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| Click 'Godkend på denne låste enhed'. |
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| Authenticate using Windows Hello. |
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| Now open app to authenticate. Note that no QR/OTP is needed, since FIDO has already been used to ensure channel binding. Click 'Godkend' in app to complete authentication. |
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| You are now logged in. |
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