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Today I finally sat down to learn how keys support an "unlimited" number of websites on a single token, without compromising privacy, and without running out of memory on the token.

Reusing the same public/private keypair would allow websites to track tokens. So, the token generates a new keypair on each registration. But where is it stored?

With the website! The token encrypts the private key with a token-specific secret and receives it back from the website on each login request.

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