The FIDO(R) Certified StrongKey FIDO Server(SKFS), Community Edition is an open-source solution designed for DIY coders who want passwordless FIDO2 logins for any application. Download the code and integrate it with your own web login, or study the OpenAPI documentation and contribute with your own code submissions.
The following links provide some background on FIDO, the FIDO Alliance, and FIDO2:
- Follow the installation instructions to download SKFS and get it running as a stand-alone server.
- Follow the clustering instructions to download SKFS and get it running as a cluster.
Follow the upgrade instructions to upgrade your current version of SKFS to the latest.
Sample code is provided with a brief explanation of what each sample does:
- Java Samples
- DEMO: A basic Java application demonstrating FIDO2 registration and authentication
- Basic: Basic Java sample application
- PoC: Proof of concept (PoC) Java application
- SSO: FIDO-enabled sample applications demonstrating SSO
- Android: FIDO-enabled sample Android application and Android client library to perform FIDO transactions
SKFS client offers examples of the various API calls using different available methods. Read the skfsclient docs for commands to test FIDO2 functionality against your sandbox.
The skfsclient uses a FIDO2 simulator instead of an actual authenticator to demonstrate the web services on the command line. Feel free to download the simulator source code for your own use.
Interactive OpenAPI documentation for SKFS
If you would like to contribute to the FIDO2 Server, Community Edition project, please read CONTRIBUTING.md, then sign and return the Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
Older SKFS versions can be located here.
This project is currently licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1.
Bouncy Castle Federal Information Processing Standards (BC FIPS) is included with permission from the Legion of the Bouncy Castle, Inc. Source and other details for the module, as well as any updates, are available from the Legion's website at https://www.bouncycastle.org/fips-java.