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I have a question about the usage of the counter parameter.
How is this parameter to understand?
Shouldn't the authentication of my YubiKey 5 NFC abort/prevent the login when i've manually changed the counter to a bigger or smaller integer in my database? The authentication only shows an error when i manually set the counter in my database to a bigger value as expected and after a few invalid login attempts, the login works.
I thought the counter in my database and on my YubiKey always has to be the same value (with a small fault tolerance)?
Thank you and best regards,
maisen20
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Hello and thank You for the excellent work!
I have a question about the usage of the counter parameter.
How is this parameter to understand?
Shouldn't the authentication of my YubiKey 5 NFC abort/prevent the login when i've manually changed the counter to a bigger or smaller integer in my database? The authentication only shows an error when i manually set the counter in my database to a bigger value as expected and after a few invalid login attempts, the login works.
I thought the counter in my database and on my YubiKey always has to be the same value (with a small fault tolerance)?
Thank you and best regards,
maisen20
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: