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Emil Lundberg

WebAuthn specification editor and software engineer · Yubico · 9+ years in identity
Focus areas
WebAuthnFIDO2Open Source LibrariesCryptography
Notable work
  • Editor of the W3C Web Authentication specification
  • Maintainer of java-webauthn-server, Yubico's open-source relying-party library

Bio

Emil Lundberg is a software engineer at Yubico and an editor of the W3C Web Authentication specification. He also maintains java-webauthn-server, the open-source library many JVM applications use to implement the relying-party side of WebAuthn.

Profile built from public W3C and project records.

Where their work shows up

Writing the specification and maintaining a conformant implementation of it is an unusually useful combination: the ambiguities that survive review surface immediately in code, and the fixes go back into the text. Attestation handling, credential-ID management, and the relying-party verification steps are where most WebAuthn integrations go wrong, and a well-maintained library is what keeps that from being every team's problem. See Yubico and the best phishing-resistant MFA ranking.

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