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Absolutely not, because the sensitive part (the private key) is never sent to the website, so unlike a password it cannot be sniffed or leaked or stolen. It wil
by anonymars 1y ago
Absolutely not, because the sensitive part (the private key) is never sent to the website, so unlike a password it cannot be sniffed or leaked or stolen. It will never end up in a data breach or haveibeenpwned.
With this comes a new problem: how do you reset it?
- unethical_ban 1y agoGood point. From a user perspective, though, the management of it remains, and in many cases, sites are not allowing you to manage your passkeys in your preferred manner. They become harder to back up and transfer.