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A man-in-the-middle attack (MiTM) is an attack against a communication protocol where the attacker relays and modifies messages in transit. The parties believe they are talking to each other directly, but in fact both are talking to each other via the attacker in the middle.
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How do FIDO keys prevent MITM reflection attacks?
FIDO keys, used for 2 factor authentication are based on a challenge-response mechanism.
Besides generating a common 1-time-key using diffie-hellman, or transferring all data over TLS, how can they p …