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It’s that insight that brought forward passkeys, which have elements of SSO and 2FA-only logins. Apple has fully integrated, allowing cloud-sync’d passkeys: on-
by freeone3000 2y ago
It’s that insight that brought forward passkeys, which have elements of SSO and 2FA-only logins. Apple has fully integrated, allowing cloud-sync’d passkeys: on-device for apple devices, 2FA-only if you’ve got an apple device on you. Chrome is also happy to act as a passkey. So’s BitWarden. It can’t be spoofed, can’t be subverted, you choose your provider, and you don’t even have to remember anything because the site can give you the name of the provider you registered with.