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So what is going to happen to those who were using U2F and then later on webauthn? If you registered, say, a Yubikey, many moons ago, on your Google account. I
by TacticalCoder 3y ago
So what is going to happen to those who were using U2F and then later on webauthn?
If you registered, say, a Yubikey, many moons ago, on your Google account. Is this Yubikey now automagically going to become a "passkey"?
Or will you have to choose between logging in with your Yubikey or with a new passkey? (say something Google controls, in your phone for example)
- enasterosophes 3y agoI just tried turning one of my yubikeys into a passkey on my google account to see what will happened. The response was that the device is not valid. I think they are keen on biometrics for their passkey implementation?
- qudat 3y agoI'm probably wrong but I expected passkey and yubikey to be interchangable. So if you are presented with a browser prompt for webauthn, you can use yubikey or passkey