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Passkeys cannot be stolen. Yes, don't say that what if someone steals my iPhone, PIN, and adds their fingerprint. Let's say eBay asks user to login. With passk
by coffe2mug 2mo ago
Passkeys cannot be stolen. Yes, don't say that what if someone steals my iPhone, PIN, and adds their fingerprint.
Let's say eBay asks user to login. With passkey. Press and hold fingerprint etc. login done. Even with laptop.
And average Joe doesn't want to maintain a keepassdatabse sync it. Yes, you can always use your own server etc but others have life.
- inigyou 2mo agohow do I back it up and transfer it to a new device? This is relevant because an attacker can also do that.
- coffe2mug 2mo agoBuy a new iPhone. Sign into it. Everything is now available. That is the reason: for the average Joe not having exportable passkeys is good. Average Joe doesn't have to do backup. It is all automatic.
- someguydave 2mo agoHiding the underlying exchange of data from the user does not mean the data is unstealable
- coffe2mug 2mo agoWith your logic nothing is unstealable. Go and watch film inception. The main point is the average Joe it works seamless. And average Joe won't have to remember things. Yes, it does. Not everyone wants to maintain password database.
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