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Red Hat: Passkey Is the Future, and the Future Is Now(redhat.com)
3 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Passkeys will show up in Gboard on Android 15 and come to Wear OS 5(9to5google.com)
2 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Visa Introduces Visa Payment Passkey Service(usa.visa.com)
2 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Passkeys, Cross-Account Protection and new ways we're protecting your accounts(blog.google)
1 points by vdelitz 2y ago|0 comments
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Passkey Implementation: Misconceptions, pitfalls and unknown unknowns(corbado.com)
184 points by vdelitz 2y ago|186 comments
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by vdelitz 2y ago
Recently, there have been some more strategic discussions (e.g. [1] or [2]) about the motives of Google and Apple and their passkeys push (if this is a good or bad thing). The reality is: passkeys cannot be stopped. They are much simpler an
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by vdelitz 3y ago
We launched Corbado on Product Hunt and reached #1 Developer Tool of the Week. Read about our learnings and tips on how to successfully launch Developer Tools on Product Hunt.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
great article!
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Explore drawbacks of CAPTCHAs for users and businesses, discover alternatives like Turnstile, Arkose and hCAPTCHA and learn how passkeys could replace CAPTCHAs in this blog article
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by vdelitz 3y ago
you could also take at look at what we're building at Corbado (passkey-first authentication): https://www.corbado.com
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by vdelitz 3y ago
You could check out what we're building at https://www.corbado.com . It's passkey-first / passwordless authentication solution. Technically, it's based on HTML5 web components which are framework-agnostic and
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by vdelitz 3y ago
When working on a WebAuthn / passkey implementation and also testing with real-life users, I encountered many issues (technically and also from the user understand) when it comes to how passkey cross-platform authentication works with
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Enterprises have more requirements for passkeys than consumers do. Let's have a look how well (or bad) the three tech giants implement them!
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Enterprise Passkeys: Apple leads, Google follows, Microsoft falls back(corbado.com)
1 points by vdelitz 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I think the main reason for that is that you can then offer different authentication methods depending on what works for you and what kind you prefer. If the provider only offers passwords, than this is neglectable. But if you also use SSO,
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Passkey Analysis of Bitwarden's Developer Survey 2024(corbado.com)
2 points by vdelitz 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Bitwarden just released their Developer Survey 2024. One of the core sections are passkeys and the current developer sentiment of it. I took the survey results and added some thoughts how the numbers could be explained (full disclosure that
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Just signed up and tested it - nice implementation! What was the hardest part during the integration (other than FF on macOS not supporting it)?
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I think they are still in some kind of learning phase / silent rollout and hopefully will fix this soon. I already can see that many users who are not that tech-savvy will also have big issues once it comes to managing their passkeys.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I think this might change in a future update or later stage of the rollout. Making use of the "usernameless" behavior is a potential that Amazon currently left on the road.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Yes, the implementation is a challenge and the WebAuthn specs are even for experienced devs hard to understand (as it's an entirely new paradigm compared to other authentication methods). In your case with your phone, I suspect that Ya
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Amazon Passkeys Launched: Response to Consumer Demand with Poor Implementation(corbado.com)
62 points by vdelitz 3y ago|69 comments
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iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma automatically generate Apple ID passkeys(9to5mac.com)
5 points by vdelitz 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I think that is a pretty smart move by Apple that will further boost the passkeys adoption.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
what if you sign up a new account somewhere with a passkey? Then, it's the primary authentication method, right?
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Agree
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by vdelitz 3y ago
if the PC has Bluetooth you could use a passkey from a smartphone - besides that, if it's a Windows PC, you could use Windows Hello (with a PIN)
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by vdelitz 3y ago
try this one: https://g.co/passkeys (you need to have set up a passkey before though)
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I also think that for sign-ups you still need a password for a while (simply as a fallback)
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I don't think so

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