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Passkeys and u2f keys aren't the same. Systems must support multiple passkeys, otherwise you could only access the service from a single device, since passkeys
by joshuamorton 3y ago
Passkeys and u2f keys aren't the same. Systems must support multiple passkeys, otherwise you could only access the service from a single device, since passkeys are usually tied to a particular piece of hardware.
- freeone3000 3y agoNevertheless, nothing forces my banking app to accept a second PassKey other than the one linked to FaceID. When I buy a new phone, I need to re-bootstrap auth from zero. There’s no way to store two.
- joshuamorton 3y agoIs the app the only way you interface with your bank? It doesn't have a website? All of the things I've used passkeys on support both web and mobile auth, which necessitates two keys.
- neurostimulant 3y agoYou'd be surprised! There are plenty of new banks in Asia which only have mobile apps. You can't access your account using a web browser at all. They don't even give you a passbook, all banking activity from signup are done via the mobile app.