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If you don't use biometrics then it's passwords or passcodes to authenticate to the local device or a secondary device to unlock it. After that it uses public k
by Scion9066 3y ago
If you don't use biometrics then it's passwords or passcodes to authenticate to the local device or a secondary device to unlock it. After that it uses public key cryptography to do the actual authentication with the site you're trying to log into. At no point does the site need to have access to anything secret, unlike traditional passwords.