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> Many implementations don't allow the key database to be exported or transferred to a different Passkey client. That's an issue with those implementations thou
by donmcronald 4y ago
> Many implementations don't allow the key database to be exported or transferred to a different Passkey client. That's an issue with those implementations though, not an inherent problem with the protocol.
I don't get it. As soon as a key database can be exported, that means it can be stolen, doesn't it? How is Passkey so much better than a password manager with a good implementation that it warrants all the added complexity?
BitWarden already uses my TPM to gate access to the password database.
- Ajedi32 4y ago> How is Passkey so much better than a password manager with a good implementation Because: 1. Passkeys have better UX, on account of them being able to interface with websites through a standard API rather than through text boxes. 2. Password managers are incapable of eliminating user-memorized passwords, again on account of them interfacing with sites through text boxes designed to facilitate that particular insecure practice.