> As I understand Passkeys "solve" this by effectively being backed up to your Google or Apple account, so once that's compromised, you've lost. Lowercase p, l

> As I understand Passkeys "solve" this by effectively being backed up to your Google or Apple account, so once that's compromised, you've lost. Lowercase p, like passwords > As long as you're using a password manager (which will not autofill on phishing sites), passwords still seem like the way to go, unfortunately... Many password managers have rolled out passkey support; iOS 17 and Android 14(?) have support for third party passkey providers at the OS level, while some of these managers inject support directly into the browser via a web extension.