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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2024/12/12/convincing-a-billion-users-to-love-passkeys-ux-design-insights-from-microsoft-to-boost-adoption-and-sec

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2024/12/12/convincing-a-billion-users-to-love-passkeys-ux-design-insights-from-microsoft-to-boost-adoption-and-security/ https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2024/12/12/con...

doublerabbit 2y ago
> There’s no doubt about it: The password era is ending. No it's not. How am I suppose to login to a console of a air-gapped server with passkeys? > Signing in with a passkey is three times faster than using a traditional password and eight times faster than a password and traditional multifactor authentication. When you sign in to anything Microsoft, you have to go through four different redirects, sure automatically but not not exactly single page sign-in. > We don’t let users permanently opt out of passkey invitations, but we keep the messaging friendly. by friendly you mean Dark-UI to push the user in the corner forcing them to accept as you limit their options one by one with threatening notification and nagging. > We’re proud to be part of this collective effort and hope you will share learnings as well as you progress in your passkey journey. Learnings is a grammatical error. Microsoft is proud to be a collective for part of vendor locked in. The rest of all spunk.
- samcat116 2y ago
  > How am I suppose to login to a console of a air-gapped server with passkeys? Passkeys don't require the internet to work
  - doublerabbit 2y ago
    I have a crash trolley at my DC where I colocate. It has only a keyboard, mouse and monitor. USB has been disabled for security as I don't own my quater-rack (yet) in which I share with other DC customers. The system is in a critical state where by a reboot would be disastrous. How am I supposed to login with passkeys?
    - samcat116 2y ago
      I don't think passkeys would replace server logins so wouldn't be applicable there.

doublerabbit 2y ago

> There’s no doubt about it: The password era is ending. No it's not. How am I suppose to login to a console of a air-gapped server with passkeys? > Signing in with a passkey is three times faster than using a traditional password and eight times faster than a password and traditional multifactor authentication. When you sign in to anything Microsoft, you have to go through four different redirects, sure automatically but not not exactly single page sign-in. > We don’t let users permanently opt out of passkey invitations, but we keep the messaging friendly. by friendly you mean Dark-UI to push the user in the corner forcing them to accept as you limit their options one by one with threatening notification and nagging. > We’re proud to be part of this collective effort and hope you will share learnings as well as you progress in your passkey journey. Learnings is a grammatical error. Microsoft is proud to be a collective for part of vendor locked in. The rest of all spunk.

samcat116 2y ago
> How am I suppose to login to a console of a air-gapped server with passkeys? Passkeys don't require the internet to work
- doublerabbit 2y ago
  I have a crash trolley at my DC where I colocate. It has only a keyboard, mouse and monitor. USB has been disabled for security as I don't own my quater-rack (yet) in which I share with other DC customers. The system is in a critical state where by a reboot would be disastrous. How am I supposed to login with passkeys?
  - samcat116 2y ago
    I don't think passkeys would replace server logins so wouldn't be applicable there.