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Going passwordless can simplify your life in 2025(zdnet.com)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
you can use a password manager to store your private-passkeys, so as long as you have access to it, you don't need to worry about lost devices
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Research Findings: Consumer Trends and Attitudes Towards Authentication Methods(fidoalliance.org)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
how do you want to detect if the user has a password manager? Checking if the DOM is changed by the password manager's autofill?
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Public preview: Passkeys in brokered Microsoft applications on Android(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
3 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Automatic Passkey Upgrade Demo(passkeys.eu)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
clearly biased: https://corbado.com
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Passkeys on Windows: Authenticate seamlessly with passkey providers(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by vdelitz 2y ago|1 comments
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Samsung Announces Passkeys for Smart TVs and Fridges(news.samsung.com)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Great step into full cross-platform passkey sync capability - now only iOS of the major operating systems is left. This will be only a matter of time IMO.
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Aflac's shift to passkeys brings big business benefits(csoonline.com)
2 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Hey, I am Vincent from Corbado. We’are building a dev tool that lets you easily integrate passkey auth into your applications. Since secure & user-friendly authentication is very important to us, we have had hundreds of talks with devs
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Show HN: State of Passkeys – The largest dataset on passkey-readiness(state-of-passkeys.io)
3 points by vdelitz 2y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
There's a new trend coming up of "Smart Wallets" which make use of synced passkeys for authentication. I can share a blog post about this topic that I recently wrote if you're interested in some details (e.g. Coinbase di
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by vdelitz 2y ago
1) They link the public key to your user account in their database. 2) Passkeys are 2FA by default. Someone needs to steal your phone where the private key is stored (first factor) and they would need your Face ID / Touch ID / PIN
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Yes, that might be a strategic thinking of big tech. Still you can use third-party password managers like Bitwarden, KeePassXC or 1Password to take care of your passkeys. I think, for most non-technical users, they will go for the Apple&#x2
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Agree. If I show my parents or great-parents TOTP, they're usually lost and hate it. Recently, I've seen a study that anyway +90% of users choose SMS OTP over TOTP.
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Why would it be bizarre to have passkeys?
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by vdelitz 2y ago
It still requires you to install the 1Password app or browser extension manually on all devices. Google leverages Chrome & Google Password Manager that most non-technical users have installed / enabled by default. While I agree tha
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Revolution: Google Password Manager Syncs Passkeys to Apple and Windows Devices(corbado.com)
4 points by vdelitz 2y ago|16 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
I think that's quite an interesting strategic move which could have tremendous impact on the whole passkeys provider / password manager ecosystem. What do you think will be Apple's next move?
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Two years of Passkeys: A reflection point(herrjemand.medium.com)
5 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Passkeys UX Updates on Chrome on Android(developer.chrome.com)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
do you think they will now also employ passkeys as a form of digital tokens or do you think that they will rather use other methods?
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We moved away from web components – learnings from a Component-First DevTool(corbado.com)
6 points by vdelitz 2y ago|5 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Disclosure: I'm the author of the first blog post. I think my personal biggest learning when developing passkey-based authentication is that there's a bunch of useful WebAuthn libraries for every major language / framework. H
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Do you still think it's easier to type in a 6 digit code that is on your mobile while you're browsing with your desktop (compared to Touch ID / Face ID with passkeys)?
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by vdelitz 2y ago
at most relying parties you can create multiple passkeys, so this is IMO a good solution until portability might be better
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by vdelitz 2y ago
I'd be really interested in your implementation. Can you share a link or some code?
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by vdelitz 2y ago
From UX and security perspective (especially for non-technical users), passkeys will be the default login method in the near future.

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