What a registry of trusted authenticators actually tells you
Most identity providers check a passkey's signature and stop. Why Trustaige also checks the authenticator against the FIDO Metadata Service.
Resources
The library.
Briefs, essays, reports, and whitepapers — written by the people who build Trustaige and the research that came before it.
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Updated May 2026
Anatomy of an audit export — and why the format matters
Your auditor and your SOC need different things from the same event log. How to pick the export format that serves both — for security leaders.
Device trust that proves possession, not ownership
Most device trust checks that a user enrolled some device, somewhere. Proving this request comes from the device you trusted is different.
The password was invented in 1961. The internet has moved on.
Understanding why the shared secret is the root cause of enterprise authentication failures — and what replaces it.
What you see is no longer evidence
AI makes synthetic faces and voices indistinguishable from real ones. Trust built on recognising a person breaks; cryptographic identity doesn't.
Nothing in the library matches that.
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