Hi! I see you're asking about the CorrLinks app requiring device attestation. To better assist you, could you clarify if you're encountering a message like "This device requires attestation" when trying to use CorrLinks? Are you attempting to log in or access specific features right now? Any details you provide will help me guide you more precisely.

In the meantime, let me explain what "device attestation" generally means: it's a security feature where the app verifies that your device is genuine and meets certain security standards before granting access. This helps prevent unauthorized devices from connecting.

Since you're on Windows 10 using a WebKit-based browser, the CorrLinks app or web portal may require your device or browser to support certain security protocols for this attestation check.

Here's a step-by-step approach to try:

1. Update your Browser and OS:
Make sure your WebKit-based browser (likely Safari or a similar engine-based browser on Windows) is fully updated. Also, confirm Windows 10 is updated to the latest patches. Security features depend on updated software.

2. Try a Supported Browser:
CorrLinks works best with browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge on Windows. If you're using an uncommon or WebKit-based browser on Windows, it may not fully support the security checks needed for attestation. Try switching to one of those to see if it resolves the issue.

3. Check Browser Settings:
Enable JavaScript and ensure cookies are allowed. Sometimes security features require these enabled to verify the device properly.

4. Clear Browser Cache:
Sometimes stale cache can cause authentication or security check issues. Clear cache and cookies and try again.

5. Network and Security Software:
Verify that your network or firewall is not blocking any CorrLinks URLs or security certificates. Occasionally, corporate or private firewalls could interfere.

If after these steps you still see the device attestation requirement message, it could be related to CorrLinks enforcing hardware-backed key attestation, a security measure where the device’s hardware proves its identity. Since your device isn't a mobile phone or doesn't have hardware-backed keystore (common on mobile), the app may refuse access.

In that case, using a fully supported device like a smartphone or tablet might be necessary for the full app functionality. Alternatively, contacting CorrLinks support directly for Windows PC-specific instructions could help.

Please let me know what steps you've tried and the exact message you’re seeing, and I’ll assist with the next best actions! Are you currently trying to log into the app or the website?

using iphone it says this device requires attestation

Thanks for the update that you’re seeing the "This device requires attestation" message on your iPhone when using the CorrLinks app. This attestation is a security feature that ensures the app is running on a genuine, secure device and hasn't been tampered with.

Let’s work through some steps to resolve this on your iPhone:

1. Restart Your iPhone
Sometimes a simple restart refreshes security checks.

2. Update the CorrLinks App
Open the App Store, go to your updates, and make sure your CorrLinks app is the latest version. Developers often fix these attestation or login issues with updates.

3. Reinstall CorrLinks
Delete the CorrLinks app from your iPhone. Then reinstall it fresh from the App Store. This can clear corrupted files that might interfere with attestation. Some users have reported this helped resolve login problems after updates1.

4. Check Network Settings and VPNs
If you're using a VPN, proxy, or custom network settings, disable them temporarily. App attestation sometimes fails if network traffic is routed through VPNs or proxies that interfere with the security handshake between your device and CorrLinks servers.

5. Enable Required Permissions
Make sure CorrLinks has the permissions it needs to run (e.g., access to the internet). Check this in your iPhone’s Settings under the CorrLinks app.

6. Turn off Wi-Fi and Use Cellular Data
Some users have reported success by toggling Wi-Fi off and using cellular data during login attempts1.

If these steps don’t help, the attestation issue could be linked to unresolved bugs or your device’s security configuration. Because Apps like CorrLinks sometimes implement Apple's App Attest—a technology that detects device integrity—any issues there can block access7.

Please try these steps and let me know what happens. If the problem persists, we can explore further options or check if there are ongoing server-side issues. Are you currently able to access other apps and the internet normally on your iPhone?