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Can the "attestation" of a WebAuthnAttestation be a non-object? #289

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bzbarsky opened this issue Nov 4, 2016 · 5 comments
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Can the "attestation" of a WebAuthnAttestation be a non-object? #289

bzbarsky opened this issue Nov 4, 2016 · 5 comments
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bzbarsky commented Nov 4, 2016

Right now this attribute is specified to be any, but are there situations in which it's not an object?

@equalsJeffH
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Instead of any might we declare it object (that would be correct idl-wise?) ?

@equalsJeffH equalsJeffH added this to the WD-04 milestone Nov 7, 2016
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bzbarsky commented Nov 7, 2016

object would be correct if it's always guaranteed to be an object, yes.

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vijaybh commented Nov 7, 2016

This should be addressed by #244 which aims to make attestation an ArrayBuffer.

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AngeloKai commented Nov 16, 2016

Since #244 already address the issue, can we mark this issue as closed?

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we will close this by reference in a commit message related to an actual change in the spec that addresses this. that's been our working practice.

vijaybh added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 11, 2017
Fixed small wording and markdown issues. This completes the changes to
make attestation opaque to UAs, which fixes #286, fixes #287, and fixes
#289. It also fixes #239 by removing the homegrown algorithm identifiers
and specifying the algorithm explicitly in attestation data using JWK
identifiers. It also fixes #240 by encoding keys in CBOR which specifies
lengths of fields.
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