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Passkeys are now enabled by default for Google users(blog.google)
299 points by vdelitz 3y ago|666 comments
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Samsung with Security Upgrades (Incl. Passkeys) at SDC23(news.samsung.com)
2 points by vdelitz 3y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
While Apple and Google have rapidly embraced passkey technology, Microsoft's Windows has been notably slower in its adoption. What do you think are the reasons behind?
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Hi, As the concept of the WebAuthn Relying Party ID in the context of passkeys is quite confusing, we gathered our learnings and created a blog post that helps to better understand it. Specifically, we shared learning on the correct confiug
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WhatsApp Passkey Support Rolls Out to Beta Testers on Android(timesnownews.com)
1 points by vdelitz 3y ago|0 comments
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Passkeys in Chrome on macOS now sync to iCloud Keychain(9to5google.com)
1 points by vdelitz 3y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Hey HN, Over the past 12 months, we analyzed the passkey readiness / adoption of real life devices and users with a Free Passkey Analyzer tool. Now, we want to share with you the results we gathered to bring some facts to the table, as
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Passkeys offer a robust alternative to SMS-based authentication, addressing its drawbacks and enhancing security, cost-effectiveness, and user experience.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Dashlane has integrated the FIDO passkey standard directly into its live password manager, showcasing a new user interface design while highlighting the challenges and potential of password-free authentication.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
GitHub's passkey implementation, with its seamless integration across platforms and browsers, automatic pre-filling of stored passkeys, and comprehensive user education, sets a new standard for password-free authentication.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
TikTok introduces passkeys to enhance their log-in security and UX. What does this tell us about the current rate of acceptance for passkeys in general? Spoiler: Most big corporations will make use of passkeys sooner or later.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Testing a web app on as many devices as possible is crucial, because sometimes bugs only occur e.g. on mobile phones or depend on other device specifications. Though, accessing the local instance running e.g. on your laptop from your mobile
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by vdelitz 3y ago
nice one!
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Is it a B2B or B2C product that you're building? What are the authentication methods you want to support? Do you only require authentication or also authorization or session management? I think answering these questions first will help
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Windows 11 with own passkey manager(howtogeek.com)
1 points by vdelitz 3y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
nice read!
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Apple's iOS 17 update revolutionizes passkeys, offering enhanced security and seamless integration with third-party password managers. Stay ahead with Apple's robust authentication features.
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Password managers adapt to passkeys, enabling a smooth transition to a passwordless future for enhanced security and user experience.
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Add Passkeys to Amazon Cognito(corbado.com)
1 points by vdelitz 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
Passkeys are the new login standard for web authentication. This tutorial covers how to integrate them into an existing Amazon Cognito instance that currently authenticates its users with passwords.
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Passkey Bible for Product Managers(corbado.com)
3 points by vdelitz 3y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
The only reason probably if some accounts already have a password and you want to support it. If you're building a new app, I'd also go for WebAuthn / passkeys-only and use some other passwordless method (e.g. social login&#x
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I've created a deeper analysis of the passkey flows of Google's passkey implementation. So far, I thinks it's the best passkey implementation I've seen from a large tech company (found still some bugs though). Curious wh
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Google Passkeys Flows Analyzed(corbado.com)
3 points by vdelitz 3y ago|1 comments
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by vdelitz 3y ago
I've been working on a passkey-/WebAuth-first startup for the past months and I fully agree with most of the opinions for the slow adoption so far. From my experience, it's all comes down to two major obstacles: A) process &#
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by vdelitz 3y ago
What was the issue with Flutter and Ory?
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by vdelitz 4y ago
yes, but in theory phishing attacks are still possible because passwords can be entered manually into the phishing site
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by vdelitz 4y ago
to level up, you could also try to integrate some form of passwordless authentication :)
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>80% of devices are passkey-ready (2023)(corbado.com)
2 points by vdelitz 4y ago|0 comments
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by vdelitz 4y ago
I think passkeys adoption will accelerate once bigger consumer-oriented players (e.g. AirBnb) introduce them to a wider audience. PayPal, eBay and Kayak made the right, slow steps, but once more of these larger players offer passkeys as log

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