Maybe I'm missing some information, but if there was a library for plugging in SRP easily, why would a page want/need to use autho.me to do this? Why not just use the same mechanism locally? (apart from the ability to change the password for multiple services in one place, I'm not sure if that's a great feature really...)
It took me a week+ to get this far with it, and it's still not totally right. It is definitely not "easy" to do.
But, I'm thinking the main reason someone would do this is if they wanted to not be responsible if there was a break-in, and to trust a 3rd party who specializes in it.
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Maybe I'm missing some information, but if there was a library for plugging in SRP easily, why would a page want/need to use autho.me to do this? Why not just use the same mechanism locally? (apart from the ability to change the password for multiple services in one place, I'm not sure if that's a great feature really...)
It took me a week+ to get this far with it, and it's still not totally right. It is definitely not "easy" to do.
But, I'm thinking the main reason someone would do this is if they wanted to not be responsible if there was a break-in, and to trust a 3rd party who specializes in it.