Client to Authenticator Protocol

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Client to Authenticator Protocol (CTAP) is a FIDO2 standard that defines how external authenticators, such as security keys or biometrics devices, communicate securely with client platforms like browsers and operating systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf FIDO2 standard
authentication protocol
abbreviation CTAP NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs FIDO2 CTAP NERFINISHED
appliesTo desktop platforms
embedded devices
mobile platforms
backwardsCompatibleWith FIDO U2F NERFINISHED
category computer security standard
internet standard
communicatesWith client platforms
operating systems
web browsers
defines communication between client platforms and external authenticators
developedBy FIDO Alliance NERFINISHED
enables FIDO2 authentication flows
ensures secure communication between client and authenticator
extends U2F protocol
goal improve web authentication security
mitigate phishing attacks
reduce reliance on passwords
partOf FIDO2 NERFINISHED
relatedTo WebAuthn NERFINISHED
specifies authenticator capabilities
authenticator commands
error codes
message formats
standardizedBy FIDO Alliance NERFINISHED
standardizedWith W3C WebAuthn NERFINISHED
supports biometric authenticators
platform authenticators
roaming authenticators
security keys
supportsFeature PIN-based protection
enterprise attestation
resident keys
user verification
supportsTransport BLE NERFINISHED
NFC NERFINISHED
USB NERFINISHED
usedFor multi-factor authentication
passwordless authentication
second-factor authentication
strong user authentication
uses public key cryptography
version CTAP1
CTAP2 NERFINISHED
worksWith Web Authentication API NERFINISHED

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FIDO2 includesComponent Client to Authenticator Protocol