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tsh mfa add should let me confirm my identity before adding a new device.
Current behavior:
tsh crashes when attempting to show the WebAuthn dialog. Reproducible 2 of 5 times on Windows; unable to reproduce on v17.4.10 on the same machine with the same configuration.
Bug details:
Teleport version: 18.0.0-alpha.1 (Windows 11 Home 23H2).
Recreation steps:
Sign into a remote cluster.
Use tsh mfa add.
Use webauthn for the device type.
Enter device name.
Answer "yes" to the question about passwordless.
Right after I gave the last answer, tsh decided (correctly) to use webauthn identity confirmation method and then (sometimes) immediately crashed without giving me a chance to confirm my identity.
The user I was working with had multiple MFAs configured (OTP, at least one Ubikey, TouchID), though I don't know if it's relevant. I was also unable to reproduce the issue with --mfa-mode explicitly specified. That machine has an AMD TPM. Windows Hello doesn't support fingerprints or face recognition; it was configured using a PIN. There were no USB authentication keys attached to the computer.
Expected behavior:
tsh mfa add
should let me confirm my identity before adding a new device.Current behavior:
tsh
crashes when attempting to show the WebAuthn dialog. Reproducible 2 of 5 times on Windows; unable to reproduce on v17.4.10 on the same machine with the same configuration.Bug details:
tsh mfa add
.webauthn
for the device type.Right after I gave the last answer,
tsh
decided (correctly) to use webauthn identity confirmation method and then (sometimes) immediately crashed without giving me a chance to confirm my identity.The user I was working with had multiple MFAs configured (OTP, at least one Ubikey, TouchID), though I don't know if it's relevant. I was also unable to reproduce the issue with
--mfa-mode
explicitly specified. That machine has an AMD TPM. Windows Hello doesn't support fingerprints or face recognition; it was configured using a PIN. There were no USB authentication keys attached to the computer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: