gov-design-systems-list VS identity-idp

And thankfully, it's sparked a trend all across government.

Sign in to your login.gov account at https://secure.login.gov/ Stay on the login.gov Your account page. Look for Backup Codes and click Generate. Download, print, or write down your backup codes and save them in a secure place. Click Continue.

For more advanced 2FA techniques, including security keys, take a look at the source code for login.gov: https://github.com/18F/identity-idp

I'm skeptical of the number that Rettig quotes. I'd like to know where he got those numbers. Also, the code that runs Login.gov is (mostly) in the public domain: https://github.com/18F/identity-idp – anybody with a $2/mo VPS could run the code and do their own load testing.

Login.gov is pretty good. Source code viewable here.

Currently trying to finish my global entry application. I have previously been able to log in to my Trust Traveler profile. Today, when I hit "Use face or touch unlock" it says "Do you want to sign in to "secure.login.gov" using a security key? Insert and activate your security key, or bring it to the top of your phone.

How to apply > pdf > https://secure.login.gov/

Another vote for Ahoy. I did the initial implementation for login.gov over 6 years ago and it worked out great. It's still in use: https://github.com/18F/identity-idp/blob/main/app/services/analytics.rb

Absolutely. I've been pretty impressed with their Login.gov prerequisite and (CA) DMV RealID process. Quite modern as online service portals go. And it details every penny I've paid-in for every job I've had since 1993. A Citizen Portal really isn't a stretch from that.