Today's thread runs through Brazil, developer communities, and AI & science. Leading the edition: "O que ainda funciona para bloquear anúncios no Chrome?".
OAuth answers who the user is. Step-up at login still does not answer whether they authorized this transfer, this deletion, or this device bind right now.
Most platforms still treat security as a one-time event at session start. In practice, sensitive actions need a separate layer: reusable, auditable verification tied to the operation context — not just the login form.
Cryptographic possession is a different layer from identity. Conflating the two creates a false sense of security for critical operations.
Possession protocols — like POAP — exist to answer: which device is operating now, with a registered key, after identity is already established. That complements OAuth; it does not replace it.
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Meta pagará indenização de US$17 bilhões nos EUA
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Apple anuncia engenheiro John Ternus como novo presidente
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