Trust Anchor in Your Wallet
summary
Claims that a biometric smartcard implemented as a FIDO2/CTAP roaming authenticator and secured by an EAL5+ tamper-proof secure element serves as a reusable trust anchor, enables mutual authentication during registration, and provides NFC/USB/Bluetooth bootstrapping for step‑up operations. Cites adoption drivers: 75% of transactions are digital and 90% of fraud is card‑not‑present. Replaces knowledge factors with on‑card fingerprint matching, yields an air‑gapped minimal attack surface, resists phishing and MITM, and scales for payments, enterprise access, and high‑value crypto.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:27e-Commerce / Online Shopping / Account mgmnt
- 3:42WFH driving rapid digital transformation
- 4:44Vicious cycle of the Cyber Arms Race
- 5:21Breaking the Cycle
- 6:20Key tenants for future proofing
- 7:41High Value Consumer / Enterprise Class with FIDO2
- 9:01Mutual Authentication and Secure Enrolment
- 10:23Roaming Authenticators, a Critical Component
- 11:32Best in Class Authenticator
- 12:08Enabling User Authentication Choices
- 12:54Highest Security - Minimal Attack Surface
- 14:57Score Card of the Card Based Trust Anchor
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