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It depends if you use a hardware token or a password manager that supports Passkeys. If it's the hardware token, then the "certificate" (which can either conta
by m-p-3 3y ago
It depends if you use a hardware token or a password manager that supports Passkeys.
If it's the hardware token, then the "certificate" (which can either contain your username or not aka discoverable vs non-discoverable credentials) that private key required for authentication will be stored and cannot be extracted in the secure element (until an exploit is found).