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Some sites support WebAuthn[0]. It's supported on the latest Yubikeys, but there is the caveat that the Yubikey could get damaged/stolen/lost, and you have to h
by legrande 4y ago
Some sites support WebAuthn[0]. It's supported on the latest Yubikeys, but there is the caveat that the Yubikey could get damaged/stolen/lost, and you have to have some recovery method in place. Most services employ a single use recovery code mechanism that you store somewhere trusted and safe. IMHO Passwords are here to stay. 'Passwordless is the future' is a marketing ploy that hasn't gained traction.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAuthn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAuthn