Note: Virtual FIDO is currently in beta, so it should not yet be used for security-critical products.
Virtual FIDO is a virtual USB device that implements the FIDO2/U2F protocol (like a YubiKey) in order to support 2FA and WebAuthN.
- Support for both Windows and Linux through USB/IP (Mac support coming later)
- Connect using both U2F and FIDO2 protocols for both normal 2FA and WebAuthN
- Store credentials in an encrypted format with a passphrase
- Store credential data anywhere (example provided: a local file)
- Generic approval mechanism for credential creation and login (example provided: terminal based)
Virtual FIDO creates a USB/IP server over local TCP in order to attach a virtual USB device. This USB device then emulates the USB/CTAP protocols to provide U2F/FIDO services to the host computer.
In the demo, credentials created by the virtual device are stored to a local file and approvals are done using the terminal.
The demo is currently set up to run on Windows, though the demo could work on
Linux by removing the call to usbip.exe and running the USB/IP attachment
manually (see here).
Run go run main.go start to attach the USB device. Run go run main.go --help to see more commands, namely to list or delete credentials from the
file.
Go to the YubiKey test page in order to test WebAuthN.