From the picture it does seem like nosskey!
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This seems to be nossky where the password-encrypted key is given to the server.
But the mechanism for signing using the nsecbanker mechanism is very smart.
I'm going to look at it some more..😁
@brugeman
I was wondering about one point🤔
Is the password the only thing needed to get the encryption key🔑 from the cloud server?
Yes, right now it's only password. I was planning to add webauthn later as second factor.
That's great.
As a matter of fact, nosskey has it
I've implemented it as a prototype.
You may be able to use it as a reference.

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@brugeman
You mention using webauthn as a second factor.
But in my opinion, only webauthn authentication is sufficient and password authentication is not necessary.
This is nosskey.😁