Quote from: 1QaZxSw2 on July 28, 2012, 06:02:45 AM

Blockchain.info uses zero knowledge authentication, as do wuala, spideroak, clipperz, etc.

As does #bitcoin-otc.

The general public issue is making the signing easier. I think people could grasp having a key-pair. They may not be able to stop themselves losing it. But they are too lazy to bother with a cumbersome gpg signing process to login on a web site.

On Linux/Ubuntu we have a nice password/key manager (Seahorse) but even it doesn't integrate with Firefox and provide a one-step way to sign a challenge. Is there an add-on? There ought to be, as a first step that could prove usefulness for later integrating it into the browser.

Or is using client certificates a secure and easier way for people to authenticate for login?

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