Some time ago, I created this issue for #Yivi:
https://github.com/privacybydesign/irmamobile/issues/286
Yivi is a free and open source solution for #privacy-friendly, and secure #authentication.
My request is to create an app for #Linux, and the response asks:
"Do Linux Phones even have trusted execution environments on board?"
Do you know if this is the case on Linux? And on browsers on Linux?
@janvlug #sailfishos has this:
> The Sailfish OS Secrets Library provides applications with API to access the secure storage functionality offered by the system's secure storage and cryptography service daemon as part of the Sailfish OS Secrets and Crypto Framework. https://sailfishos.org/develop/docs/sailfish-secrets/
Also, the GitHub response says that without secure enclave, #Yivi won't work. Why is that?
While it would be nice to store the secrets in some SHM, I'm not sure if I would like that as a requirement.
Jan Vlug
Randy Simons