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通过密码短语进行 Telegram 授权 在 @tgcrawl 的帮助下，在 Android 版 Telegram 的 Beta 版本中，发现了负责 App 中新授权方式的代码。 登录 Telegram 时，用户可能需要输入密码单词或短语。此类密码将在短信或 Telegram 服务账号在另一个活动会话中发出的通知中提供。 在授权页面上可能会有额外的提示——例如，代码短语的开头单词。此外，可以使用“粘贴”选项将拷贝的短语快速粘贴到表单中。 @tginfo 编辑认为，密码授权的引入可能与新的 P2PL 软件有关，我们在此详细介绍了后者。 #Android#Authorization

Passkeys in Third-Party Telegram Clients Instructions describing how Passkey authorization works for third-party clients have appeared in the Telegram API documentation. The main caveat of this new feature is that Passkeys will not be universal. You will not be able to log into the official Telegram app using a passkey created in a third-party client (and vice versa). As a reminder, late last year Telegram added support for Passkeys — a convenient and secure way to log into your account using biometrics or a PIN code without needing SMS. In our FAQ at the time, we clarified that this option was only available in official Telegram clients. 💬 You can only use Passkeys to log into an existing account. Creating a new account still requires receiving an SMS code. How This Will Work Now, developers of alternative clients have the opportunity to implement this feature, but with a significant limitation: Passkeys only work in the app where they were created. A Passkey from the official Telegram app will not work for a third-party client, and a key from a third-party app cannot be used in either the official Telegram app or any other unofficial builds. Why Is This Happening? This kind of isolation is not an artificial restriction imposed by Telegram, but rather a limitation of the Passkeys technology itself, which prohibits using keys on third-party websites and apps to protect against phishing. The @tginfo editors note that the introduction of Passkeys support for third-party apps is a positive sign. Despite the technically inevitable fragmentation of keys, Telegram is not leaving users of alternative clients without modern security methods, providing them with a reliable alternative to OTP over SMS, which is expensive and sometimes unavailable in countries where Telegram is banned. #security#authorization#passkey

#python#ai#authentication#authorization#claude#cursor#fastapi#llm#mcp#mcp_server#mcp_servers#modelcontextprotocol#openapi#windsurf FastAPI-MCP is a tool that lets you easily turn your FastAPI web API endpoints into Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, which AI agents can use directly. It requires almost no setup—just connect it to your FastAPI app, and it automatically preserves your request/response data models and documentation. It also includes built-in authentication using your existing FastAPI security methods. You can run the MCP server inside your app or separately, and it communicates efficiently using FastAPI’s ASGI interface. This makes it simple to integrate AI capabilities with your existing FastAPI services without rewriting code, saving you time and effort while keeping your API secure and well-documented[1][5]. https://github.com/tadata-org/fastapi_mcp