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When using a device for multi-factor authentication through OTPs, metadata should be stored and backed up (on a cloud solution presumably) so that users won't lose access to the authentication when deleting the app or switching device.
A good approach would be to encode the metadata (updated with the correct counter for counter-based OTPs), encrypt it so that only the app is able to decrypt it (maybe with CloudKit encrypted fields) and providing it to the client for backup.
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When using a device for multi-factor authentication through OTPs, metadata should be stored and backed up (on a cloud solution presumably) so that users won't lose access to the authentication when deleting the app or switching device.
A good approach would be to encode the metadata (updated with the correct counter for counter-based OTPs), encrypt it so that only the app is able to decrypt it (maybe with CloudKit encrypted fields) and providing it to the client for backup.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: